La Vita condos Little Italy San Diego

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La Vita (Little Italy neighborhood)

Total units: 206

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Unit types: 1, 2 & 3 bed room condos & townhomes

Number of Floors: 24

Square Footage: 668 - 2,005

Approximate price range: $225,000 - $800,000

HOA fees: $400 - $600

Amenities: Pool, hot tub, sun deck, entertainment room and gym. The entertainment room and gym are in a shared two story room with no wall or barrier seperating the two rooms, so you can host a party and get a work out at the same itime. Storage lockers available (for rent?).

Year Built: 2004

Annual turnover %: 11.2

Price change prior year: -1.2%

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Other: The La Vita condo complex is comprised of one high rise tower, one mid rise tower and several townhomes with a central courtyard.

This Condo’s Walk Score:®

98 out of 100 — Walker’s Paradise

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Walk Score

Summary of resident reviews. Rating and Review Disclosure

Below is a summary of all the reviews provided by the residents living in this property. Rating scale is from one to five stars.

	Poor Avg Best
Average rating
Relaxed feeling of home
Views
Noiseless inside
Proximity to shopping/restaurants
Security
Concierge/Doorman
Pool
Exercise facilities
Parking
Maintenance
HOA effectiveness
Quality of construction
Like the most:	La Vita residents expressed to me they like being part of the Little Italy neighborhood and enjoy time in their ?peaceful? large grassy courtyard. Compliments were also given to the floorplans and city lights views at night.
Like the least:	The most frequent negative comment was about inability of the HOA to take care of emergencies and how slow they respond to issues raised by the owners. One resident felt the problem is the HOA board of directors is controlled by members of the development company who may not have the same priorities as the residents. Control of the Board will likely change in a few years when open seats come up for election.
Other comments:

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Mark MillsSan Diego Condo Expert (619) 606-2596

Mark Mills
San Diego Condo Expert
(619) 606-2596