Rob D.
5/8/2014
I've lived at the Olde Cracker Factory for 2yrs and 6mo and have loved every bit of it. The only reason I am leaving is to relocate to the Bay Area for a new job. The apartments are big, spacious...
Olde Cracker Factory
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448 W Market St
San Diego, CA 92101
The Olde Cracker Factory, a heritage building dating back to 1913, stands proudly on historic Market Street in downtown San Diego, California. Situated in the Marina Housing District, it offers easy access to a plethora of downtown San Diego's attractions and amenities.
Renovated into 11 live/work lofts, including four rooftop penthouse lofts, and creative office spaces, the project was initiated in 2007 and concluded in March 2009. Its location at 448 West Market, between Columbia and State Streets, provides a serene setting near Pantoja Park, just minutes away from the bustling Gaslamp Quarter and Seaport Village.
The Marina District, where the Olde Cracker Factory is nestled, is a vibrant neighborhood in downtown San Diego, bordered by the Colombia district, Gaslamp Quarter, and San Diego Marina. Boasting mid-rise and high-rise accommodations, medical offices, retail spaces, and attractions like Seaport Village and the San Diego Convention Center, the Marina District is undergoing a renaissance with new developments enhancing its appeal.
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Joel C.
1/29/2023
You may never know that when you have a well-known product that has been well known and the most used that has been the most widely used and the one that has been used in so many places from the...
Carmen V.
6/17/2014
I got to know about the Olde Cracker Factory building and its interesting past a real factory employing hundreds of workers, thanks to a friend who was trying to find a vacant apartment there. I...
Corey H.
3/14/2010
Sarah and Corey's apartment hunt, stop 4. This was one of the first buildings we saw on our very first wanderings through downtown, on our first weekend in the city. Looked promising then, and...
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