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330 13th St, San Diego, CA 92101
330 13th St, San Diego, CA 92101
From Google, checked May 2026.
Phone: (619) 391-3331
Website: k1sandiego.com
Apartment Rental Agency
Experience the urban soul of Downtown San Diego through the eyes of a luxury enclave. Rising 23 stories above the San Diego skyline, K1 San Diego apartments boasts the perfect downtown location offering convenient access to the Ballpark, East Village, Gaslamp District, Downtown and Bayfront neighborhoods. From trendy restaurants and bistros to sports at Petco Park and limitless shopping and entertainment opportunities, residents enjoy it all at their doorstep of K1 San Diego. Greystar California, Inc. dba Greystar Corp. License No. 1525765 Broker: Gerard S. Donohue License No. 01265072
These are the business's own words from its Google listing. From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
Google Reviews
HUGE area for gathering in the dining rooms/ kitchen, they've got a pool, hot tub, gym, pool table, and it's gated!!!
I've lived at K1 for a while now and have honestly had a really good experience. The building is always clean, and the office staff has always been friendly and helpful whenever I've had questions or needed anything. One thing I wasn't expecting is how quiet it is. I almost never hear my neighbors, which is a huge plus when you're living downtown. The location is great too. East Village is close to everything, but it's definitely quieter than the Gaslamp, which I really appreciate. The only downside for me is that not every apartment has a balcony.
I've had a great experience in the year that I've lived here. Of course there's always going to be small annoyances with any apartment complex, such as the garage gate breaking, jacuzzi not working, and elevators being down. But they do send frequent email updates letting us know what's going on and they appear to be making their best effort to resolve the issues. I do think these repairs need to be handled faster though. Most of the issues rely on outside vendors to come and fix and we are at the mercy of these vendors. Perhaps finding better vendors may be more appropriate.