Mission Beach Investment Properties

Keep following Mission Bay Drive toward the ocean and you will eventually hit Mission Beach. Mission Beach is actually built on a sandbar that is bordered by Mission Bay on the east and the Pacific Ocean on the west, creating the feeling like you are on your own island paradise.

Mission Beach is known as a fun area for families and youths alike. Population estimates show that Mission Beach is home to over 46,000 residents. While there are many families with kids in the area, Mission Beach is mainly occupied by young, single 20-somethings with white collar jobs living right alongside the many tourists. The neighborhood features a variety of different home types, but you will likely see mainly modern homes and renovated beachside cottages and condos.

Restaurants and Attractions in Mission Beach

As you drive toward Mission Beach, you will probably see the main attraction of the area as the Giant Dipper rollercoaster looms in the distance. Belmont Park is a boardwalk amusement park that was originally built in 1925 but has since been restored. The park features bumper cars, mini golf, an arcade, and rock climbing along with plenty of carnival games, thrill rides, and fair food. The Wave House offers artificial waves along with great food and drinks.

If you are in the mood for a more relaxed vibe, head to South Mission Beach. The further south you go, the wider the beach gets, giving you more space to relax, take in the waves, or get in a few games of beach volleyball. At the end of South Mission Beach Park, you can cast out a line to catch some fish or just watch the boats pass by.

Food is no scarcity in this laidback neighborhood. Consistently ranked as having the best sushi in the city, Sushi Ota is a must for raw fish lovers, offering amazing sashimi, sushi, and omakase menus. Head to Oceana Coastal Kitchen at the Catamaran Hotel for some of the best seafood dishes made with local ingredients and a famous Sunday Champagne brunch. Finish things off with a refreshing tiki cocktail and Cuban-inspired dishes at Miss B’s Coconut Club.

Schools and Education in Mission Beach

Mission Beach does not have a school or its own school district, but there are several schools and institutions in neighboring areas, most of which are served by the San Diego Unified School District. Nearby schools include:

• Mission Bay High School
• Clairemont High School
• Bird Rock Elementary School
• Bay Park Elementary School
• Ocean Beach Elementary School

• Challenger Middle School
• Mira Mesa High School
• Scripps Ranch High School
• Halstrom Academy

Home Values in Mission Beach

Mission Beach offers some prime real estate thanks to being so close to the ocean. The median home value is estimated at over $891,000 with projections for rising values in the coming years. The median price per square foot is more than double the average price per square foot in San Diego County.

Mission Beach is an amazing place to invest in homes, particularly for short-term rentals. If you are considering investing in a home in Mission Beach, take a look at our listings or contact Revestor today.