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Coronado Shores

Beachfront High-Rise Living  ·  Resort Amenities  ·  Direct Ocean Access
Avg. Sale Price
$2,898,857
Q1 2026
Avg. Square Footage
1,415 sf
All property types
Properties Sold
7
Q1 2026
Last updated: Q1 2026  ·  Source: San Diego MLS
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Neighborhood Overview
What Makes Coronado Shores Different

Coronado Shores is the oceanfront condo community south of the Hotel del Coronado, made up of residential towers and a large amenity footprint directly on the beach. It stands out from the rest of Coronado because it offers true high-rise beachfront living in a community otherwise dominated by lower-scale village and single-family patterns. The setting is highly physical: wide sand beach, direct ocean frontage, and building positions that can capture broad water, bay, or city-skyline views depending on orientation.

Buyers are drawn to the Shores for lock-and-leave beachfront ownership and resort-style amenities. It provides direct beach access, structured parking, and a building-based lifestyle that differs sharply from the detached-home format elsewhere in Coronado. For buyers who want the beach first and a lower-maintenance setup, it is one of the clearest options in San Diego County.

Housing Stock
Residential towers directly on Coronado Beach south of the Hotel del Coronado. True high-rise beachfront living in an otherwise low-scale village. Condo ownership with structured parking and resort-style amenities.
Commute & Access
Airport approximately 15–20 minutes via the Coronado Bridge. Lock-and-leave ownership structure. Less walkable to Orange Avenue village compared to the main Village — the lifestyle here centers on the beach itself.
Beach & Views
Direct ocean frontage with wide sand beach. Building orientation determines whether you capture ocean, bay, or skyline views. Tower, floor, and stack position all affect value materially — view permanence is key.
HOA & Amenities
HOA dues are a central part of the ownership equation — amenity package and building maintenance are included. Resort-style amenities, pools, and fitness facilities on site. Monthly carry should be analyzed alongside the purchase price.

Local Insight
What to Know Before You Buy in Coronado Shores

At the Shores, tower, floor, and orientation matter enormously. Ocean-front, bay-facing, and bridge-skyline units all have distinct value structures, and even within the same building, stack position can change price materially. HOA dues are also a major part of the ownership equation because the amenity package and building maintenance are central to the product.

What buyers should watch is view permanence and unit condition relative to the monthly carry. In tower communities, a premium unit is one where the orientation, floor level, and renovation level all justify the total cost — not just the address on the sand. Buyers comparing the Shores to the Village or the Cays should think carefully about the lifestyle difference: the Shores is beachfront tower living, which is a very different ownership experience from either a village home or a canal-front property.

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Coronado
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    Quick Facts

    TypeCoastal
    ZIP Code92118
    School DistrictCoronado Unified
    Property TypesCondos
    Part ofCoronado
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    Frequently Asked Questions
    Questions About Coronado Shores
    What's the average home price in Coronado Shores?
    The average sale price in Coronado Shores was $2,898,857 in Q1 2026, based on closed transactions reported to the San Diego MLS.
    How many homes sold in Coronado Shores last quarter?
    7 homes sold in Coronado Shores in Q1 2026 according to San Diego MLS data.
    What's the average home size in Coronado Shores?
    The average home size in Coronado Shores was 1,415 sf across all property types in Q1 2026.
    What ZIP code is Coronado Shores in?
    Coronado Shores is primarily in ZIP code 92118.
    What school district serves Coronado Shores?
    Coronado Shores is served by the Coronado Unified School District, a contained K–12 district covering all of Coronado.
    What types of homes are in Coronado Shores?
    Coronado Shores is the oceanfront condo community south of the Hotel del Coronado, made up of residential towers and a large amenity footprint directly on the beach. It stands out from the rest of Coronado because it offers true high-rise beachfront living in a community otherwise dominated by lower-scale village and single-family patterns. The setting is highly physical: wide sand beach, direct ocean frontage, and building positions that can capture broad water, bay, or city-skyline views depending on orientation.
    What neighborhoods are near Coronado Shores?
    Nearby neighborhoods include Coronado, Coronado Cays and Point Loma.
    Is Coronado Shores part of Coronado?
    Yes — Coronado Shores is a sub-area within the larger Coronado neighborhood. View the full Coronado guide for broader context and surrounding sub-areas.