Electra 2025 Sold Condos

The average selling price for a Electra condo in 2025 was $1,257,923 or $914 average price per square foot.

The median selling price for a Electra condo in 2025 was $1,190,000 or $905 per square foot.

Explore 2025 sales and our market analysis below!

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Electra 2025 closed condo sales

*Please note that the list represents MLS (multiple listing service) registered sales and does not include sold “off market” listings not inputted into the MLS by the listing agent.

Electra market Analysis

Based on the 13 MLS-recorded closed sales, Electra had a strong but clearly segmented 2025 resale market, with pricing heavily influenced by floor height, view quality, unit orientation, and whether the residence was a more standard two-bedroom floor plan or a premium upper-floor home.

Electra 2025 Sold Condo Market Summary

In 2025, closed sales at Electra in Downtown San Diego ranged from $639,000 to $2,325,000, with an average sold price of approximately $1,257,923. The median sold price was $1,190,000, showing that most of the activity was concentrated in the $700,000 to $1.5 million range, with a handful of premium sales pushing the building’s upper-end values much higher.

The average price per square foot across all sales was approximately $914, while the median price per square foot was $905. This is an important indicator because it shows Electra’s market had a broad spread: several lower and mid-floor residences traded in the $600s to $700s per square foot, while premium upper-floor units reached the $1,300+ per square foot range.

The highest sale was 700 W E St #4301, which closed for $2,325,000, or approximately $1,373 per square foot. The highest price-per-square-foot sale was also unit 4301, narrowly ahead of unit 4302, which sold for $2,250,000, or approximately $1,344 per square foot.

Two-Bedroom Sales Drove Most of the Activity

Two-bedroom residences made up most of the sales activity at Electra in 2025, with 9 of the 13 closed sales. These units sold from $639,000 to $1,575,000, with an average sold price of approximately $981,000 and an average price per square foot of about $799.

The lower-priced two-bedroom segment was concentrated in smaller and lower-floor residences. Units 805, 1102, 1502, and 2005 all sold between $639,000 and $739,000, with price-per-square-foot figures between $637 and $687. These sales represent the more accessible entry point into Electra and show that not all two-bedroom units in the building trade near luxury waterfront pricing levels.

The stronger two-bedroom sales were found in larger, better-positioned, or higher-floor residences. Unit 1701 sold for $1,190,000, or $905 per square foot, while unit 3305 sold for $1,450,000, or $1,137 per square foot. Unit 1706 was another notable two-bedroom sale, closing at $1,575,000, or $1,017 per square foot. These results show that view orientation and floor plan desirability can create a large pricing gap even within the same bedroom category.

Three-Bedroom Residences Showed Strong Luxury Demand

The three-bedroom segment was smaller but much stronger on a price-per-square-foot basis. There were 4 three-bedroom sales, ranging from $1,410,000 to $2,325,000. The average three-bedroom sold price was approximately $1,880,000, with an average price per square foot of about $1,173.

The standout sales were the two 43rd-floor residences. Unit 4302 sold for $2,250,000, or $1,344 per square foot, and unit 4301 sold for $2,325,000, or $1,373 per square foot. These sales show that premium upper-floor residences at Electra can command pricing that is much closer to Downtown San Diego’s higher-end luxury condo market.

By comparison, unit 2901 sold for $1,410,000, or $962 per square foot, and unit 3901 sold for $1,535,000, or $1,011 per square foot. While both were strong sales, the price gap between these and the 43rd-floor sales reinforces how much buyers value the best views, elevation, and positioning within the building.

Days on Market Showed a Split Market

The average days on market was approximately 46 days, but the median was only 15 days. That difference is meaningful because a few listings took much longer to sell and pulled the average higher.

Several Electra condos sold very quickly, including:

700 W E St #1706, which sold with 0 days on market
700 W E St #805, which sold in 6 days
700 W E St #4302, which sold in 7 days
700 W E St #2005, which sold in 9 days
700 W E St #1102, which sold in 12 days

These quick sales suggest that well-priced or highly desirable Electra residences still attracted strong buyer demand in 2025.

However, some listings required significantly more time. Unit 3305 took 209 days to sell, while unit 1502 took 116 days. This suggests that buyers were selective, especially when pricing was aggressive or when a unit’s value depended heavily on view, condition, or a specific buyer preference.

Sale-to-List Price Trends

On average, Electra condos sold for approximately 96.6% of their list price. The median sale-to-list ratio was approximately 97.2%, meaning most sellers accepted some level of negotiation.

Several units sold at full asking price, including 805, 1701, 1706, and 4302. Unit 2005 sold slightly above asking, closing at $739,000 against a list price of $729,000. On the other hand, some listings saw larger discounts, including 3305, which sold about 9.3% below asking, and 3901, which sold about 8.6% below asking.

This shows that buyers were willing to pay full price for the right property, but they pushed back when list prices were above perceived market value.

Overall Market Takeaway

The 2025 sales data shows that Electra remained a desirable Downtown San Diego condo tower, especially for buyers seeking Columbia District convenience, bay and city views, and larger upper-floor residences.

The building’s pricing was highly segmented. Smaller and lower-floor two-bedroom units traded mostly in the $600s to $700s per square foot, while stronger two-bedroom residences moved into the $900 to $1,100+ per square foot range. Premium three-bedroom residences, especially on the highest floors, reached the $1,300+ per square foot level.

Overall, Electra’s 2025 market can be described as healthy, selective, and strongly view-driven, with the best-performing sales coming from residences offering superior elevation, views, and floor plan desirability.