San Diego Considers Affordable Housing Development at Barnes Tennis Center Parking Lot

San Diego, CA, August 28, 2026 — San Diego city officials are investigating a potential development opportunity that could bring affordable housing to the area. The proposal centers on utilizing the overflow parking lot adjacent to the Barnes Tennis Center for new residential units.

The city is in the preliminary stages of exploring this concept, which aims to address the ongoing need for affordable housing within San Diego. The specific parcel under consideration is described as the overflow parking area for the well-known Barnes Tennis Center.

Details regarding the scale of the proposed development, the number of housing units, or specific timelines for planning and construction have not yet been publicly disclosed. The nature of the affordability for the prospective housing, such as income restrictions or rental/ownership models, also remains to be detailed.

This exploration aligns with broader city initiatives focused on increasing housing stock and providing more accessible living options for residents. The location at the Barnes Tennis Center, while offering potential for development, also raises questions about the impact on existing recreational facilities and public access to parking for the center’s patrons.

Further information is expected to emerge as the city conducts feasibility studies and engages in community discussions regarding the project. The contractor involved in any potential development has not been identified at this stage.

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