The Legend

I am appauled that in this day and age we (as a people) are still getting discriminated on and stereo typed by so called trained (security) personnel. On my 1^st visit (to see a close friend) at the legend building I asked the gentleman (Phil Cherry) at the desk for my friend by name. He responded by asking if I was delivery guy (I did have a Chinese food plastic bag) I responded by saying NO I’m here to visit a friend. On my next visit (acouple of weeks after) The same security gyy (Phil Cherry) was on duty. He buzzed me in, but was on his cell phone and proceeded to lift his finger to gesture to wait. After 5 mins he asked who I was here to see. I responded by clearly saying“my friend_​_​_​_​_​_​and his unit#) he then responded by saying are you here for delivery. (Once again I did have a whole food bag in hand)
As a man of color (in general) we should not be subject to racism, bias, stereo typed, or discriminated on because of race nor gender, in this day and age. I’m just saying.

As a Real Estate Professional, I’ve shown units and dealt with the staff at every building in Downtown San Diego. The Legend is truly one of the most upscale buildings in the city.
Walter’s review already summed up the finishings that can be found around, but really, what stands apart, is the crew. Shelby and Jasmine are two of the nicest people that I’ve encountered. They always help me when I need it most and are super nice to me and my clients. I highly recommend this building to any buyers considering a luxury East Village high rise.

It’s baseball season and being a Padre’s fan is brutal, but when you have an amazing stadium that really fits the city and can enjoy the game and the season from Condos built into the stadium. Yes this is the only housing luxury or otherwise built into a professional sports franchise’s home stadium. Life is not bad.
As much as i wish i lived here, i do not, but when it’s about who you know and your as captivating and dynamic as I am you get invited to party in some rare circles.
Not the tallest highrise in SD the floorplans get more luxurious and spacious the higher you go. The lobby looks more like a restaurant with tall ceilings and wood trim, but the 2^nd floor deck garden overlooking the park is a great shared amenity you’ll often meet your fellow residents. Fully equipped gym, sauna, steamroom and spa. What i call the «singles bar» is a lounge for conversation on the 7^th. The firepits look more like art than functional heating elements.
Multiple elevators, marble floors in bathrooms, large oversized balcony’s can give you city views and/​or park views. Like Petco itself there is this quiet calm that no matter how loud the city below gets your pretty isolated even without the extra sound proofing doors and windows (wink).
LImo’s have a difficult time getting in and out of the parking garage in case you travel in style. Our driver needed some help from the parking attendant to navigate.