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May, 2008
No Slowing Down for Nat Bosa
May 7th, 2008 categories: BOSA Development
Nat Bosa, of Bosa Development, is highly responsible for much of Downtown San Diego’s residential growth. Based out of Vancouver Canada, Bosa first came to San Diego in 1998 and has been setting the standard ever since. Bosa was recently interviewed by Neal Matthews in the May edition of the San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles magazine.
To date, Bosa has built 8 residential towers in Downtown San Diego and has another one, just a year away from being completed. This makes Bosa the biggest residential developer in Downtown San Diego. Bosa has built Horizons, Park Place, Discovery, The Grande, The Legend and Electra. Most other developers here have only built one, or two other buildings.
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Pinnacle San Diego - Location, Location, Location
May 7th, 2008 categories: Buying, Marina District
Pinnacle is one of Downtown San Diego’s most popular buildings. It’s central location and incredible views are what makes the Pinnacle a great place to live. Developed by Michael de Cotiis of Pinnacle International in 2005, this 450 foot tall, 36 story tower was the last best investment, before the market turned.
The Pinnacle Museum Tower is located at 550 Front Street, on the south side of Market Street. At the base of the building is the always popular Richard Walker’s pancake house, along with Union Bank of California. On the other side of the building is the new Children’s Museum.
Ceiling heights are typically higher here, ranging between 9–12 feet and the standard finishes include marble floors, granite
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