The Plaza Rancho Del Oro shopping center in Oceanside, Southern California, has been sold for $34.31 million, facilitated by CBRE’s retail team. This reflects the strong investor interest in the region's commercial real estate market.

Oceanside introduces Greenbrier Village, an affordable housing project catering to the homeless, veterans, disabled individuals, and young adults from foster care with on-site support services and amenities.

A $100 million equestrian estate named Willow Creek Estate is now the most expensive home listed in San Diego County, boasting luxury features and vast acreage.

The City of Oceanside opened Greenbrier Village, a complex offering 59 units with permanent supportive services for the homeless, partially funded by Measure X.

A new interactive website launched by the County helps locate affordable housing with filters for specific needs and direct contact links to housing developers.

California grants $33.7 million for affordable housing project Avanzando in San Ysidro, boosting transit-oriented development near public transportation.

San Diego's Mayor expedited permit processes for affordable housing, resulting in 27 projects and 2,834 homes. The initiative has significantly increased the number of homes permitted in 2023.

A bluff-top home in Encinitas has been listed for $24.9 million, featuring ocean views, four bedrooms, and luxurious amenities such as a private theater and beach access.

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.