California Tower wins Grand Orchid
Once again, the best and worst in San Diego's architecture is honored by Orchids & Onions.
View ArticleWhat will our housing market look like in 20 years?
Housing starts are not keeping up with population growth
View ArticleBest Family-Friendly Neighborhoods
While San Diego's most affluent neighborhoods tend to score well when it comes to good schools, low crime and other factors, some more affordable neighborhoods buck the trend.
View ArticleWhy office space is turning into lab space
The life sciences industries is growing and demanding more lab space
View ArticleGreen by design
San Diego's greenest buildings feature unusual ways to save water and harness solar power.
View ArticleVancouver of the Southwest
Why British Columbia developers are reshaping San Diego’s skyline.
View ArticleSan Diego's exodus crisis
The county is losing thousands of middle-class families every year because housing costs are outpacing wages. Economists and politicians are worried. But what’s the solution?
View ArticleHow do we build a better San Diego
We brought together 12 of the most progressive developers and architects in the region for a roundtable discussion about future development and what’s needed to make our city exceptional.
View ArticleBiggest-Impact public construction projects
Goodbye traffic jams! Hello new water supplies! Well, we can hope . . . Numerous public construction projects are reshaping our region.
View ArticleConstruction costs rise
The Great Recession, like a ghost from the past, still haunts us.
View ArticleSan Diego's hottest residential markets
Home prices in some areas of San Diego, especially Southeast, have gone way up in the past five years.
View ArticleNorth County home inventory shrinking
Median prices still climb, as demand remains strong.
View ArticleSeaport Village spire could really tower
It's part of a massive redevelopment plan for the waterfront.
View ArticleHousing’s tipping point
Home prices are rising and about to reach the point where it makes financial sense for some homeowners to sell and move elsewhere.
View ArticleMultifamily housing market hot, but faces challenges
Lack of supply is driving up rents, but that could cool in 2017
View ArticleMillennials looking to the heartland for homes
San Diego appears to be too expensive for them
View ArticleSan Diego in need of housing supply
Our City held an event on multifamily housing to explore the challenges.
View ArticleIndustrial market continues hot streak
Vacancy rates upped slightly, but net positive absorption continues, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
View ArticleIs a hotel glut on the horizon?
San Diego, particularly downtown, is seeing a surge in hotel construction, with more than 7,000 rooms planned for the near future. After a long dry spell, it's one of the biggest building sprees in...
View ArticleThe south will rise again
Southern San Diego County is seeing a resurgence in building following a long downtown. Longtime real estate expert Alan Nevin predicts big things to occur there over the next decade.
View ArticleDesigning for millennials
The new generation wants fun, adaptable spaces in which to live and work, which means goodbye cubicles. Instead, work places are adding are sorts of cool amenities, from beer taps to expresso machines.
View ArticleTruila breaks down Trump's budget
Trump calls for slashing $6 billion form the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). That could lead to some serious consequences, particularly for the young, minorities and those living in...
View ArticleGreen, greener, greenest
Thanks to new materials and progressive ideas, today's buildings are more sustainable than ever. With such features as open windows to circulate fresh air, they are not only good for the environment...
View ArticleDevelopment of the Year contest
Our City San Diego seeks to honor the best of San Diego's new developments in our second annual contest.
View ArticleSan Diego average apartment rent passes $2,000
The milestone happened in June, according to Axiometrics Research, which tracks rents nationwide.
View ArticleWhere is San Diego in the real estate cycle
A panel of experts tackled that subject at the recently held Institute of Real Estate Management and CCIM joint luncheon.
View ArticleClass A office space: Graded on a curve
San Diego’s Class A office space doesn’t necessarily match what’s available in other cities, but that may help drive future growth.
View ArticleCo-working spaces are booming
Co-work spaces accounted for 45 percent of new office space last year, making it the fastest–growing trend in the region.
View ArticleKey North County land preserved
A local Audubon Society chapter has bought two parcels, which it hopes to restore to their natural state. Such land is fast being gobbled up by development.
View ArticleSan Diego Unified honored by vets' group
The local school district works to help small businesses owned by disabled vets get key construction contracts.
View ArticleIs Nashville's housing spike our fault?
People are moving away from expensive coastal cities and driving up home prices in other parts of the country. Will any place be affordable?
View ArticleIDEA 1 opens in the East Village
The mixed-use building really deserves that description. It features residential and retail and office space.
View ArticleWhy Industrial space vacancy rate is lowest ever
E-commerce needs warehouse space to help make speedy deliveries, but land is not cheap or in ample supply.
View ArticleGolf courses give way to housing
A number of golf courses are being repurposed because of the glut of courses and the shortage of housing. However, some are bummed by the loss of green space, even if it comes with an errant golf ball...
View ArticleCBRE mixes office and retail to the max
Located in the newly renovated Westfield Shopping Center in UTC, the real estate company is pushing the envelope when it comes to office design.
View ArticleCannabis could be big for industrial real estate market
Now legalized in California, recreational marijuana can be sold just like any other product. However, finding a site to set up shop is a challenge.
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