Spanning 40,000 square feet, Kurtz Street Antique Mall in Point Loma is San Diego's largest vintage marketplace, housing 70-plus independent dealer booths on Kurtz Street near Pechanga Arena. The mall operates under the same Consignment Classics umbrella that runs the consignment showroom at Consignment Classics Home Furnishings on Hancock Street, but the Kurtz Street format gives each dealer an individually curated booth rather than a shared floor. Inventory spans mid-century modern furniture, vintage clothing, vinyl records, tiki collectibles, architectural salvage, jewelry, pottery, and industrial components. Booth openings attract small-business owners who started as thrift-and-estate-sale collectors, creating a vendor base that refreshes stock faster than static antique shops. That dealer-driven curation model distinguishes the marketplace from single-owner vintage boutiques like Little Hobo Birdoir, where one buyer controls the entire inventory direction. Full-booth buildouts with custom display fixtures, lighting, and themed staging represent the most design-intensive dealer installations on the floor.