Linda Vista Redevelopment Project Area
Current News - Updated November 4, 2007
General Project Area Information
The City of San Diego's 12-acre Linda Vista Redevelopment Project Area was adopted in 1972 to facilitate the redevelopment
of the Linda Vista Shopping Center, San Diego's oldest shopping complex. The Linda Vista Shopping Center includes the City
Redevelopment Agency-owned Skateworld roller skating rink and the Linda Vista Library, winner of architectural design awards.
The project area also contains Morley Strip, a small linear public park that runs parallel to Linda Vista Road.
The project area is located in the heart of the Linda Vista community at the intersection of Linda Vista Road and
Ulric Street. The area is easily accessible by state Route 163 and is intersected by several transit routes. The residential
neighborhoods surrounding the project area make commercial development a highly viable option.
Redevelopment Incentives
- Site Assembly
- Fee Reductions
- Permitting Assistance
- Off-site Improvements
- Housing Programs
- Facade Rebates
Development Objectives
- Facade and public improvements
- Development of a Linda Vista Community Center
- Complete exterior and interior improvements to the Skateworld facility
Project Area Documents
Overlapping Programs
- Linda Vista Community Planning Area
- Linda Vista Livable Neighborhoods
- Linda Vista Micro-Business District
- Linda Vista Collaborative
Demographic Information
To view most up-to-date demographic information, please visit the
SANDAG Census Profile.
Contact Information
For additional information about the Linda Vista Redevelopment Project Area, please contact the following:
Libby Day
Project Area Manager
(619) 236-6272
E-mail: lday@sandiego.gov
The Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Diego
1200 Third Avenue, 14th Floor, MS 56D
San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 236-6700
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