Featured
The operators of the planned Gladstone’s and Shorebird restaurants, which will take over key Seaport Village locations, say their permits have finally been approved, and they hope to start construction soon
This is the second time the district has allowed a developer to build housing on surplus land no longer needed for school facilities. But it’s the first where all the units will be rent-restricted.
Decision derails Planning Commission’s approval of proposed wireless communications gear
The city and developer Reven Capital could not agree on the terms of an exclusive negotiating agreement, as the city was unwilling to pick up the tab for upfront project costs
The Capalina Apartments will be built on a 2.5-acre site that had been vacant for decades. Construction is expected to start in the fall.
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego exited its two Kettner Boulevard buildings last month. The other will become home to the Navy SEAL Museum
The Prebys Foundation is paying real estate consultant U3 Advisors to come up with a big-picture vision for six city-owned blocks in the heart of downtown
Planners recommend approval for hotel and apartments project proposed for North Coast Highway gateway site
-
Money will pay off old bonds and provide cash for extensive refurbishment of 148 apartments in Laurel Tree complex
His firm designed many of San Diego’s office towers, hotels and hospitals, but its crowning achievement was the $28 million, all-concrete San Diego Stadium in Mission Valley, later renamed San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium, Qualcomm Stadium and SDCCU (San Diego Credit Union) Stadium.
The church, citing violations of federal protections, is asking a court to override the city’s decision and declare that it can build a new facility in Del Cerro to accommodate a growing congregation
Get Real Estate Insider on Fridays
Real estate news, current interest rates, hot properties, buying and selling tips, sent to your inbox every other Saturday morning.
You may occasionally receive promotional content from the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Vacationing visitors bring uproar to city’s old beachfront residential neighborhoods
The proposed transactions, which come with a combined cost of $20.8 million, would relocate hundreds of staffers in the development services department from the rundown, City Operations Building to leased facilities downtown and in Mission Valley
Key San Diego committee unanimously opts for ouster attempt in Hillcrest, but sides with old guard in La Jolla
Original plans for the Bosa highrise near Symphony Towers were for roughly 400 apartments, but recent plans have switched it to condos.
Marking the largest biotech deal in over a year, the drugmaker has leased two full buildings at a brand new life science campus in northern San Diego’s Torrey Hills community
Real estate consultant finds that the city can squeeze its downtown workforce into 29 percent less space if it embraces hybrid work and desk sharing
Senate Bill 10 is an opt-in law that allows developers to build up to 10 units on a former single-family parcel. Residents are upset.
City’s population is skewing older and wealthier in recent years, consultants say
Although a brighter future appears to be on the horizon, some community members believe the city is being derelict in its duty to care for the Epicentre during what has felt like a protracted period of nothingness
Interstate 5 carpool lanes and other North County projects will share $17.7 million in federal funds
Road construction, a roundabout, and long-term railroad planning are among 15 projects funded through September
Building now will have 179 studio apartments and 149 parking spaces, as allowed by state housing law
