The City of San Diego maps Transit Priority Areas around qualifying transit stops. If a listing mentions transit proximity, start with the exact address. A neighborhood name alone cannot tell you which map layers cover a parcel.
Check the map and the trip separately
Open the City’s Transit Priority Areas map service to identify the mapped boundary. Then walk the route from the property to the stop and check the timetable for the hours you actually travel. A map boundary tells you little about the crossing, slope or wait you will encounter.
When the question is about development
Ask which specific program or standard applies. The City describes its change to the Sustainable Development Area definition in its Climate Action Plan update. For a particular project, use the City zoning resources and confirm the parcel and proposed use with Development Services.