More of Corridor's land is zoned RM-1-1 (residential) than any other district. RM-1-1 - Residential - Multiple Unit — Multiple-unit residential zone; a higher series number means a higher density. Permitted uses and development standards are set by the San Diego Municipal Code (Land Development Code, Chapter 13) and any overlay zone, and a community plan or variance can add rules; check it for this site.
Updated Nov 11, 2026 · Reflects the latest available zoning classification; updated periodically.RM-1-1 - Residential - Multiple Unit — Multiple-unit residential zone; a higher series number means a higher density. Permitted uses and development standards are set by the San Diego Municipal Code (Land Development Code, Chapter 13) and any overlay zone, and a community plan or variance can add rules; check it for this site.
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The most common zoning district by land area in Corridor is RM-1-1 (residential). Zoning varies by parcel — search an address above for the exact classification.
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Search CorridorZoning reflects the districts inside the Corridor neighborhood (the boundary outlined on the map); actual zoning varies parcel by parcel — search an address for its exact district. Source: City of San Diego open data and SANDAG regional GIS. Open data updates on a delay, so the most recent records may be incomplete. For general information only — not legal, financial, or real-estate advice.