Prime CC-3-4 Urban Infill Development Opportunity! Exceptional Community Commercial property at 2226–2228 Market Street, just minutes from Downtown San Diego, the Gaslamp Quarter, Petco Park, Little Italy, the Waterfront, and premier dining, entertainment, and employment centers. Located in Sherman Heights bordering Golden Hill, this centrally located asset in the rapidly evolving 92102 corridor offers outstanding potential for developers, investors, owner-users, and 1031 exchange buyers. Surrounded by ongoing redevelopment, new residential projects, and strong demand for housing and commercial space, the property enjoys excellent connectivity with easy access to Interstate 5, Interstate 805, Interstate 15, State Route 94, public transit, and Downtown. The neighborhood combines historic character with continued public and private investment, reinforcing its long-term growth and redevelopment potential. CC-3-4 Community Commercial zoning is intended to support pedestrian-oriented commercial corridors with opportunities for residential, commercial, and mixed-use development, and may allow multifamily, retail, office, hospitality, and live/work uses. Ideal for redevelopment, adaptive reuse, repositioning, owner occupancy, or long-term investment in one of San Diego's most active urban growth corridors. Offering Memorandum available on LoopNet or from the listing agent. Buyer to independently verify information. 92102 is one of San Diego's hottest urban investment corridors, offering Downtown proximity, redevelopment momentum, flexible zoning, and exceptional upside. Request OM Comprehensive Offering Memorandum available upon request. Includes property overview, investment highlights, CC-3-4 zoning summary, aerials, parcel maps, demographics, surrounding development activity, location analysis, conceptual redevelopment opportunities, and due diligence resources. Ideal for developers, investors, owner-users, and 1031 exchange buyers. Buyers are encouraged to independently verify all zoning, permitted uses, density, FAR, height limits, and development standards.