Ernest and Evelyn Rady pledged $75 million to Scripps Health on April 28, 2026; Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla’s North Tower will be renamed the Rady Tower. The gift will back patient-care and campus expansion.

Kilroy closed sales of Columbia Square Living and the Jardine in April for about $202 million, trimming its Hollywood multifamily exposure as the REIT recycles capital.

A new Burnham‑Moores index ranks the San Diego metro fifth-hardest to buy, finding ownership costs would eat most renter incomes. That pressure highlights why supply and targeted aid keep rising on the agenda.

Encinitas council narrowly voted 3‑2 to keep a three‑night minimum for non‑owner vacation rentals, turning back a Coastal Commission suggestion to lower it to two nights.

AI brokerages are cutting thousands from San Diego home deals. One Carlsbad buyer saved about $45,000 on a $2.4M purchase.

HCD opened a $240M gap fund to push shovel‑ready affordable rental projects forward, a move that could unlock nearly 2,300 homes statewide.

City Council approved a $4.5M Bridge to Home loan for the 40th & Alpha Apartments, a 91‑unit affordable project in Southcrest with childcare and community spaces.

Sheraton San Diego unveiled a 3,600‑sq‑ft waterfront Garden Terrace as the finishing touch on a multi‑year renovation, adding new outdoor event capacity and refreshed dining.

Compass Capital paid $18.2M for RB Medical Plaza, a 71,971‑SF Rancho Bernardo medical campus that was remodeled in 2023. The trade marks steady investor interest in San Diego MOBs.

GID has acquired Metro Mission Valley, a 305-unit luxury apartment community in Mission Valley; brokers closed the deal but the purchase price was not disclosed.

Pacifica Companies paid $12.6M for Chamoune Gardens, a 96‑unit rent‑subsidized senior complex in San Diego's Teralta East. The sale raises questions about preserving subsidy layers and occupancy under new ownership.

Crews have started work at Ocean Kamp in Oceanside, where developers plan a surf lagoon, resort hotel, retail and hundreds of homes after years of delays. Local records and reporting show approvals, settlements and a tight timeline tied to the 2028 Olympics.

Mayor Todd Gloria says The Teralta will become 73 affordable homes in City Heights, including 45 family-sized units for larger and multigenerational households.