About Coronado Shores
Coronado Shores is the largest beachfront condominium community on the Southern California coast — ten 15-story towers spanning 32 acres of Pacific shoreline on Coronado Island. The first tower (Cabrillo) was completed in 1970, and construction continued through 1978 when El Mirador, the ninth tower, finished. Each tower operates its own homeowners association with a dedicated manager, front desk staff, and building engineers, while the L&R Committee acts as an unincorporated master association overseeing shared amenities and common areas.
What we know
- Units: 1,400+ across 10 towers (~135+ units per tower)
- Year established: 1970–1978
- Monthly dues: $801–$1,716/mo (varies by tower and unit size)
- Amenities: 24-hour doormen, secured entry, health spa with full-service fitness club (sauna, showers), beach club, 3 heated pools and spas, 1 unheated pool and spa, 8 regulation tennis courts, Roeder Pavilion event venue
- Active listings: ~24
- Median sale price: ~$2.0M
- Website: coronadoshores.org
The ten towers
Cabrillo, La Sierra, El Encanto, Las Flores, El Camino, La Princesa, El Conquistador, La Perla, El Mirador, and La Sierra Norte — each with its own association, board, and management.
Reserve health
Reserve health hasn’t been verified for Coronado Shores yet. Before you approve a budget, pay a special assessment, or close on a unit here, California law defines exactly what reserve records a community association must keep and what owners can request — see California HOA reserve funding rules.
Each tower maintains its own reserves independently, and financial details are not published publicly.
What’s still missing
- Individual tower reserve study dates and balances
- Board rosters for each tower
- Special assessment history
- Management company name (each tower self-manages)
- Community photos
For board members
If you serve on this board, you can claim this page to add accurate information.