Built in 1969 on Worden Street in Point Loma, San Diego, Point Loma Tennis Club Community is a 388-unit condominium complex at the edge of the Midway District, bordered on the west by the Famosa Slough wildlife preserve. The HOA budgets capital improvements to its four lighted tennis courts, heated saltwater pool, and clubhouse through periodic reserve studies from Association Reserves, the San Diego-based provider that benchmarks replacement schedules for recreational infrastructure across Southern California condo associations. Six floor plans range from single-level flats to two-story townhomes, each with a private balcony; recent unit renovations have introduced hardwood flooring, updated cabinetry, and in-unit laundry to the original mid-century layouts. Common-area amenities beyond the courts include gender-separated steam rooms, a sauna, a fitness room, gas-grill picnic stations, and a children's playground—all enclosed within a gated perimeter with dedicated resident and guest parking. Dense courtyard landscaping that buffers the Midway corridor and frames western views of the Famosa Slough is maintained under an HOA scope encompassing the same residential-campus plantings designed by Cleator Landscape Design for other Point Loma condominium associations. The most capital-intensive projects on the association's reserve schedule are full resurfacing of all four lighted courts and replacement of the saltwater-pool mechanical systems that serve the complex's 388 households.