City Heights is a large community in the eastern part of San Diego, California.  A short history of the City Heights neighborhood can be found on the City Heights Business Association website.^[2] In the 1880s, Entrepreneurs Abraham Klauber and Samuel Steiner purchased over 240 acres (0.97 km²) of unincorporated land that sat 400 feet (120 m) above sea level northeast of Balboa Park in hopes of developing the area. Together they named it “City Heights” or the “Steiner, Klauber, Choate and Castle Addition” after the original developers of the property.^[3] With the opening of the Panama Canal and the planned Panama-California International Exposition in 1915, the voters of the area voted for City Heights to become an incorporated city known as East San Diego on November 2, 1912. Population boomed in the next few years from 400 in 1910 to 4000 during the incorporation.

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• Price range reduced on 1 bed 1 bath condo to $19,900-$23,900
• Sale pending on 4 bed 2 bath home
• Sale pending on 2 bed 2 bath home
• New listing on 2 bed 1 bath home $220,000
• New listing on 2 bed 2 bath home $248,000
• Closed sale on 2 bed 1 bath home $157,000
• New listing on 2 bed 1 bath home $120,000
• Removed from Market 4 bed 2 bath home $254,500
• Price reduced on 3 bed 2 bath home to $109,900
• Sale pending on 2 bed 4 bath home

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