About Skyline/Paradise Hills

The Skyline-Paradise Hills Community is approximately 4,500 acres in area and is located in the southeastern portion of the City of San Diego. This community includes the neighborhoods of Skyline, Paradise Hills, South Bay Terraces, North Bay Terraces, Lomita and Jamacha.

The geography of the community includes hills and canyons affording views of downtown San Diego, San Diego Bay, Coronado and the Pacific Ocean. A major geographic feature is Paradise Valley, which runs east-west through the middle of the community and gives rise to the Paradise Creek, which flows into San Diego Bay.

The Skyline-Paradise Hills community planning area is predominantly a low-density single-family residential community. Commercial services are provided by several small neighborhood commercial centers scattered throughout the community, such as Paradise Hills Village Center on Reo Drive, Skyline Hills Village Center at Meadowbrook Drive and Paradise Valley Road, Lomita Village Center at Cardiff Street and Jamacha Road, and the South Bay Terraces Village Center at Alta View Drive and South Woodman Street.

Skyline/Paradise Hills is in Council District 4.