Point Loma Homes

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There are several distinct neighborhoods in the Point Loma peninsula. The commercial and retail heart of the peninsula is called Point Loma Village. Its retail establishments serve local residents as well as yachting and sport fishing interests. The streets in Point Loma Village are lined with hundreds of jacaranda trees.

Connected to Point Loma Village by a causeway is Shelter Island, which is actually not an island but a former sandbank in San Diego Bay. Shelter Island was developed in the 1950s after it was built up into dry land using material dredged from the bay.
Most neighborhoods in Point Loma consist primarily of single family homes. The bayside residential area is called La Playa. La Playa includes some of the most expensive homes in San Diego. Some bayfront homes have private piers for small boats.

The Sunset Cliffs neighborhood is on the west side, above ocean bluffs, and is known for its views of the Pacific Ocean. Roseville, encompasses the oldest settled part of the peninsula. The hilly area above Roseville is known as Fleetridge, named for its developer David Fleet, a son of Reuben H. Fleet.

The bayside hills between Rosecrans Street and Chatsworth Boulevard are known as Loma Portal. A distinctive feature of this neighborhood is the location of street lights in the middle of street intersections instead of on the sidewalk. The northwest corner of the peninsula, where the San Diego River flows into the ocean, is a separate community known as Ocean Beach Point Loma Homes