Planners cleared the Collection at Cactus — 985 units on about 39 acres in Otay Mesa, mixing townhouses, rentals and a central park.

A long‑vacant Serra Mesa library site broke ground Tuesday to become 59 affordable apartments, with 30 units prioritized for veterans.

Latitude 33 says the County Operations Center in Kearny Mesa — completed in late 2025 — provided steady public work that helped the firm survive tough times and scale up.

Managers and STEM workers lead homeownership in San Diego while many middle‑income jobs lag. City plans for more "middle housing" aim to widen who can buy.

Eagle Real Estate Partners and TriPost have bought two Southern California complexes and plan to convert most units into long‑term housing for households at roughly 80% of AMI.

Ryan Serhant launched California operations with offices in San Francisco and Beverly Hills, bringing 16 founding agents and an AI-powered toolkit to the luxury market.

A realtor.com roundup and city tallies say San Diego’s fast‑track Permit Now process has permitted 6,746 homes since 2023 and averages a nine‑day review. Officials praise speed; advocates note permits are only the first step.

Belmont Park smoothed the Giant Dipper with about $1.6M in repairs and opened a free Shipwreck Cove play area as it readies for the summer rush. The upgrades aim to keep the park nostalgic while handling bigger crowds.

Rural Texans are organizing to oppose giant data‑center projects they say will drain water, drown nights in noise and eat up farmland. From Leon to Grimes counties, neighbors have formed groups and pushed county officials for answers.

Bridgeway and LBX paid $43M for Plaza Del Mar in Del Mar Heights and plan courtyard, parking and suite upgrades as demand lifts rents in the submarket.

An investor has sued IQHQ, accusing the life‑science developer of fraud and casting doubt on the RaDD waterfront project in downtown San Diego.

AT&T removed a long‑standing microwave tower in Hillcrest. Neighbors hope for housing and public space, but the building's legacy gear makes reuse complicated.

A $70 million rebuild will reconfigure docks and landside buildings at Harbor Island West Marina, adding 623 upgraded slips, boater amenities and a public promenade.