San Diego allocates $15 million more to the Bridge to Home initiative for affordable housing, totaling $108 million to create 2,148 units. Mayor Todd Gloria emphasizes the program's role in reducing rents and housing costs.

San Diego City Council approved transforming the 101 Ash St. building into affordable housing and community services, with no direct city funding but through a loan to the developer.

San Diego plans to transform its downtown skyline with affordable housing and Civic Center redevelopment, advancing with the City Council's Land Use and Housing Committee's support.

The San Diego County Planning Commission is set to decide on the Cottonwood Sand Mine Project, with county staff recommending rejection due to potential negative local impacts.

San Diego County Supervisors redirected $2 million to support affordable housing, benefiting vulnerable populations by financing the construction of new housing units.

San Diego property owners have three weeks to pay their 2024-25 property taxes to avoid added penalties and a default status, with Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister emphasizing the ease of online payment.

Former East Village skydiving facility in San Diego to be converted into 164 affordable apartments, with City Council approval and Father Joe’s Villages managing the project.

San Diego County unanimously approved plans for 224 affordable housing units and allocated $12.5 million for another project, part of a broader strategy addressing the housing crisis.

San Diego County Supervisors approved a $12.5 million investment for a new 81-unit supportive housing development to aid the homeless, focusing on veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.

Groundbreaking for Kindred Apartments in San Diego's Cortez Hill district introduces a $102 million affordable housing development aimed at preventing homelessness for families and seniors.

The County's annual report indicates it is ahead of schedule in meeting state housing goals, with 84% of its eight-year target reached, though work remains for very low-income housing.

Carlsbad City Council approved a land agreement for public use and environmental stewardship, securing coastal areas and partner with SDG&E for trail development.

TailoredSpace opens a new 12,000-square-foot coworking campus in Kearny Mesa, San Diego, offering executive suites, private offices, and virtual memberships. The location boasts amenities and flexible pricing to suit different business needs.