Downtown San Diego is bordered by San Diego Bay to the west and south, Bankers Hill, Middletown, and Balboa Park to the north, Barrio Logan and Sherman Heights to the southeast, and Golden Hill to the northeast. San Diego International Airport (Lindberg Field) is just northwest of downtown. Downtown San Diego offers a vibrant, convenient urban atmosphere with numerous opportunities for varied lifestyles. Now home to 30,000 residents, by 2030, the population is expected to grow to almost 90,000. People from all over the region, the country and the world flock here for the exceptional residential and business opportunities, waterfront setting, outstanding climate and breathtaking views. Downtown offers something for everyone, from empty-nesters and retirees to families and young professionals, all are discovering the enjoyment and simplicity urban living. Downtown offers a wide array of homes at varying price points. Restaurants, retail shops, housing and commercial space flourish downtown. In Downtown there is approximately 79 acres of existing park space and roughly 54 acres of new park space in the pipeline, including the Children's Museum Park, North Embarcadero Esplanade, "Tweet Street"/Cortez Hill Park and the County Waterfront Park. Downtown is made up of eight unique neighborhoods Columbia, Core, Cortez Hill, East Village, Gaslamp Quarter, Horton Plaza, Little Italy, and Marina, each with their own special history.