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City Heights is a large community in the eastern portion of San Diego, California. It is known for its ethnic diversity, and as a result, there is a vast array of ethnic restaurants in the community. Most of these are located along the main arteries of El Cajon Boulevard, University Avenue and Fairmount Avenue. Home options in City Heights San Diego are abundant. Its climate is characterized by warm and dry summers and mild winters. As a resident you can check out the annual Village International Celebration held in late spring/early summer, which highlights the diversity of the community. You'll also find several picnic areas, playgrounds, a gym, athletic fields, tennis courts and a full-sized swimming pool. Homes for sale in City Heights consists of older single-family homes, condos, townhouses, apartments and newly built homes - there is a good mix of everything. So what are you waiting for? Invest in City Heights Diego homes for sale now by visiting our website for more details and MLS Listings.

The City of East San Diego only existed from 1912 to 1923, yet the building that used to be its City Hall still stands today on the northeast corner of University Avenue and Van Dyke Avenue:

As you can see, the building is being used as a series of store fronts. Here are two pictures from earlier times, the first from around 1919, and the second from 1992.

The building itself was built in 1912 and became the City Hall in April 1916, allowing the City to move all of its city services and departments under one roof.

When East San Diego was annexed by San Diego in 1923, the building served as a substation for the San Diego Police Department from then until the 1950s.

On the east side of the building, the right side in the pictures, there is still some original architecture remaining in a Spanish mission style just like that on the picture from 1919: