Grande Condominiums

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Grande Condominiums is a condominium complex in downtown San Diego consisting of two towers, Grande North and Grande South, completed in 2005.

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Each tower of the Grande consists of underground parking, 221 condos, swimming pool & jacuzzi.

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    Coordinates: 32°43′05″N117°10′16″W / 32.718°N 117.171°W / 32.718; -117.171