Chula Vista City Council approved agreements for SDSU to use a new library for its nursing and global programs and for CVEC to build a high-tech entertainment production facility.

Maya Millete's home is on the market for $1.3 million as her husband awaits trial for her alleged murder. Proceeds will be split between him and her estate.

A newly listed $75 million estate in Del Mar, designed with marine-grade materials and sustainable features, has been crafted for both luxury living and low maintenance.

A former hotel in San Diego is being converted into affordable apartments to house over 160 homeless individuals, supported by California's Homekey Program and local partnerships.

Civitas Capital Group has begun construction of a 76-unit multifamily community in San Diego's North Park, aiming to tackle the local housing shortage.

The Sand Castle, a La Jolla clifftop mansion, is listed at $108 million, setting a San Diego county record. Owned by Darwin Deason, it has luxury features and unique coastal defenses.

JLL secured a lease for the City of San Diego's Development Services Department at Five50West, an office building in downtown San Diego post-renovations.

Ventana al Sur opens in San Ysidro, offering 100 affordable apartments for low-income seniors, with 25 units for previously homeless. Funded by various government levels, it aims to provide secure housing with supportive services.

Union Tower, a new 94-unit affordable housing development, broke ground in National City and reserves 24 apartments for veterans, with completion expected by spring 2027.

Four Governor Park in San Diego was sold for $11 million, with CBRE handling the sale. The office park has a high occupancy rate and may be converted to condos by the new owner, Cast Capital Partners.

The Port of San Diego and National City officials started the $8 million upgrade of Pepper Park, which will include a splash pad. The project should allow continuous boat ramp access and maintain some park areas open during construction.

The McMillin Companies filed a lawsuit to prevent a homeless shelter from being established near Liberty Station in San Diego, challenging the city's authority.

Hazard Center in San Diego was sold to BH Properties for $68.25 million, aiming for upscale retail revitalization instead of residential redevelopment.