While much of the country is digging out of snow and bundling up, San Diego is breezing through winter with 70-degree days and blue skies—reminding us why this market never slows down.
Hello Friends!
While much of the country is digging out of snow and bundling up, San Diego is breezing through winter with 70-degree days and blue skies—reminding us why this market never slows down. This month’s newsletter features an exciting investment sale in one of Mission Hills’ most charming corners, the U.S. debut of a buzzworthy international restaurant brand, and a fresh coffee concept making its mark in a vibrant neighborhood. We’re also spotlighting a reimagined coastal listing you won’t want to miss.
Coastal Oceanside Street Retail
105 & 111 S. Coast Hwy, Oceanside, CA 92054 For Lease
Space A: 2,837 SF
Space B: 2,192 SF
Highly visible Coast Hwy street retail opportunity in the bustling downtown Oceanside district.
Walking distance to the beach, Oceanside Pier, and a variety of popular, vibrant retail shops and restaurants.
Storefront Upgrades to be competed Q1, 2026
Appealing 12’ ceiling height, plus glass storefront and interior skylights offering abundant natural light.
We’re excited to share the $3.2M sale of 902 W. Washington Street, a 2,505-square-foot restaurant property located on a high-profile corner in San Diego’s Mission Hills. Formerly home to Harley Gray (and The Gathering before that), the freestanding building features a rare Type 47 liquor license and a long history as a community staple. The buyer, who also owns and operates La Puerta next door, plans to bring a fresh restaurant concept to the space. This marks the second investment sale we’ve completed on this block in recent months—following our sale of the neighboring office building at 4010 Goldfinch Street just six months ago. Mike Spilky of Location Matters represented both Buyer and Seller in the transaction.
Saya Brasserie |Gaslamp
Location Matters is proud to announce the lease of 411 Broadway in Downtown San Diego—formerly home to Gaslamp Fish House—to Dubai-based Saya Brasserie. Known for its Instagram-worthy interiors, floral-forward design, and indulgent brunches, Saya is making its U.S. debut with this 4,500 square foot flagship location. Representing the Landlord in the transaction was Mike Spilky, with Hannah Sierpina representing Saya. With Saya’s arrival, Downtown San Diego is gaining a bold new dining destination that’s as photogenic as it is flavorful.
Delah Coffee has officially opened its first San Diego location at 3959 30th Street in North Park, marking its 6th store in California. The 2,400-square-foot space brings Delah’s signature experience—centered on authentic Arabic Yemen coffee, Middle Eastern pastries, and small deli items—to one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Known for their commitment to quality, Delah offers sustainably sourced, hand-picked, and micro-roasted coffee that engages all the senses. Location Matters’ Hannah Sierpina and Alexis Couch represented the Landlord, with Alexis also representing the Tenant in this flavorful addition to the North Park community.
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