Coronado Shores suits relocating buyers who want ocean views and a lock-and-leave lifestyle. Ten towers, 32 beachfront acres and a short walk to the sand make it easy to settle in quickly.
- The feel
- Resort-like, with ocean views and shared amenities in ten oceanfront towers.
- Homes
- Condominiums in ten towers on 32 beachfront acres.
- Getting around
- Beach on foot. A short drive to Orange Avenue and the bridge.
- Plan for
- Association documents, dues and reserves, building rules and condominium insurance.
What a first visit should test
- Look at more than one tower. Layouts, views and amenities differ between buildings.
- Ask about orientation. Two units at similar prices can have very different views and light.
- Walk to the village. Decide whether the distance to Orange Avenue works for how you live.
Setting up life here
Moving into a condominium tower brings logistics: elevator reservations, moving hours, parking assignments and building rules. Ask the association how it handles move-ins and deliveries, particularly if you are relocating from out of the area.
Planning the purchase
For a condominium, the association documents matter as much as the unit. Review the budget, reserves, meeting minutes and any planned projects. Ask about rules on rentals, pets and remodeling if any of those affect you.
Move-in checklist
- Request the association's move-in rules and schedule early.
- Get condominium and, where required, flood insurance quotes before you commit.
- Confirm parking and storage arrangements in writing.
Rudy can show you units in several towers so you can compare views and layouts side by side. For how condominiums compare with houses, read Coronado home types compared.
More relocation guides
- Moving to the Village — For movers who want to walk to dinner, coffee and the park from their front door.
- Moving to the Cays — For movers who want water at the back door, a boat and a quieter setting.
- Moving to Country Club Estates — For movers who want a calm, single-level home and a settled residential feel.
- Moving Near the Beach — For movers who want to live steps from the Pacific and the Hotel del Coronado.
- Moving for a Navy Assignment — For service members and civilians relocating for work at Naval Air Station North Island or Naval Amphibious Base Coronado.
General information only. Boundaries are informal and details change, so confirm specifics for any property you consider.