San Diego County has begun construction on a Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Unit to provide comprehensive services for people in crisis. The facility aims to alleviate strain on hospitals and jails.

San Diego County's housing market saw a decline in sales volume despite stable prices in June, with a mix of cautious optimism and growth in inventory according to local real estate experts.

San Diego invests an additional $20 million in its Bridge to Home program to support affordable housing developments, with over 1,300 homes already created and 400 more anticipated.

San Diego City Council approves a 45-year lease for the County to revitalize the vacant Mira Mesa recreational facility, the Epicentre, with a $1 yearly rent and a $10.25 million investment.

San Diego unveils ShoreLINE, an affordable 124-unit housing development near Grantville Transit Center, aimed at residents earning 30-60% of the Area Median Income.

Levant Senior Cottages, an affordable housing development for low-income seniors, has opened in Linda Vista with 127 units on repurposed excess land. Rents are capped at 30% of occupant income, ensuring affordability for 70 years.

Campo, California, is on sale for $6.6 million, featuring 28 buildings over 16 acres, excluding a county-owned fire station, and offering potential for revitalization or redevelopment.

The Nash is a new luxury apartment complex in San Diego's University Heights offering high-end amenities with rents averaging $2,900. Despite limited parking, the complex includes co-working spaces, a sky deck, and caters to lifestyle convenience.

ShoreLINE, a new affordable housing development near a San Diego transit center, has opened, offering 126 units for lower-income families, and promoting environmental sustainability and public transit use.

Lennar Corporation is selling three new home collections at Junipers, a luxury community for active adults 55+ in San Diego, boasting amenities like a pool and trails near downtown and the beach.

Dangra, Inc. purchased a Class A industrial building in Vista, California, for $8.8 million with CBRE facilitating the 35,469-square-foot property sale.

A groundbreaking event marked the start of the "Cuatro at City Heights" project in San Diego, a $98 million initiative to provide affordable housing for low-income families and homeless veterans.

County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer proposes building 61 affordable housing units at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, aligning with a county goal of 10,000 public land homes by 2030.