Renaissance 2025 Sold Condos

The average selling price for a Renaissance condo in 2025 was $986,165 or $726 average price per square foot.

The median selling price for a Renaissance condo in 2025 was $974,500 or $700 per square foot.

Explore 2025 sales and our market analysis below!

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Renaissance 2025 closed condo sales

*Please note that this data set represents MLS (multiple listing service) registered sales and does not include sold “off market” listings that were not inputted to the MLS by the selling agent(s).

Renaissance Market Analysis 2025

Based on the 10 MLS-recorded closed sales, Renaissance had a steady and active 2025 resale market, with most activity concentrated in two-bedroom residences and pricing generally clustered between the high $600s and high $800s per square foot.

Renaissance 2025 Sold Condo Market Summary

In 2025, closed sales at Renaissance in Downtown San Diego ranged from $790,000 to $1,200,000, with an average sold price of approximately $986,000. The median sold price was approximately $974,500, showing that the building’s core resale market was centered just under the $1 million mark.

The average price per square foot was approximately $726, while the median price per square foot was about $701. Pricing ranged from $639 per square foot for unit 710 to $877 per square foot for unit 1312.

The highest total sale was 645 Front St #1803, which closed for $1,200,000, or approximately $701 per square foot. The highest price-per-square-foot sale was 645 Front Street #1312, which sold for $1,123,650, or approximately $877 per square foot.

Two-Bedroom Residences Dominated the Market

Two-bedroom residences made up 9 of the 10 recorded sales, making this the dominant segment at Renaissance in 2025. These sales ranged from $790,000 to $1,200,000, with most closing between the low $800,000s and low $1.1 million range.

The lower end of the two-bedroom market was represented by units 710, 610, 611, and 607, which sold between $790,000 and $875,000. These residences traded between approximately $639 and $683 per square foot, creating the entry-level range for two-bedroom ownership in the building.

The stronger two-bedroom results were units 1612 and 1312, which sold for $1,120,000 and $1,123,650, respectively. These were also the two strongest price-per-square-foot sales at $868 and $877 per square foot, suggesting that buyers paid a premium for better floor height, views, condition, orientation, or more desirable positioning within the building.

Larger Residences Did Not Always Produce Higher Price Per Foot

Two of the larger residences in the data set were unit 1001, a 3-bedroom home with 1,657 square feet, and unit 1803, a larger 2-bedroom residence with 1,713 square feet. Unit 1001 sold for $1,160,000, or $700 per square foot, while unit 1803 sold for $1,200,000, or $701 per square foot.

These were the two highest total sales, but neither produced the strongest price-per-square-foot result. This shows that larger floor plans can command higher overall prices, but smaller or better-positioned residences may achieve higher value on a per-square-foot basis.

Days on Market Showed Solid Buyer Demand

The average days on market was approximately 43 days, while the median was only 20 days. The average was pulled higher by unit 610, which took 236 days to sell. Without that one outlier, the building’s market appears much faster and more balanced.

Several Renaissance condos sold quickly. Unit 1107 sold in only 2 days, unit 607 sold in 5 days, and unit 611 sold in 6 days. Unit 1312 also moved quickly, closing after only 11 days on market.

These quick sales suggest that well-priced and desirable residences at Renaissance attracted strong buyer interest in 2025. However, the long marketing time for unit 610 shows that buyers were still selective when pricing, condition, or presentation did not align with market expectations.

Sale-to-List Price Trends

On average, Renaissance condos sold for approximately 97.1% of list price, with a median sale-to-list ratio of approximately 97.5%. This indicates that sellers generally had to make some price concessions, but most sales still closed reasonably close to asking price.

Unit 607 and unit 1001 both sold at full asking price, while several other units sold only slightly below list. The largest discount was unit 1803, which sold for $1,200,000 against a list price of $1,299,000. Unit 1312 also had a notable adjustment, closing at $1,123,650 against a list price of $1,200,000.

This suggests that buyers were willing to pay close to asking for the right property, but they pushed back on listings where the asking price exceeded perceived market value.

Overall Market Takeaway

The 2025 sales data shows that Renaissance remained a stable and active Downtown San Diego condo community, with most sales occurring between approximately $800,000 and $1.2 million.

The building’s pricing was more consistent than some of the taller luxury towers, but there was still a clear premium for better-positioned residences. Standard two-bedroom units generally traded in the $600s to low $700s per square foot, while stronger residences reached the high $800s per square foot.

Overall, Renaissance’s 2025 market can be described as steady, active, and value-driven, with well-priced units selling quickly and the strongest results going to residences with better views, higher floors, superior condition, or more desirable layouts.