San Diego's South County Secures $10 Million State Grant for Sustainable Housing
Underrepresented communities in San Diego's South County score big with a $10 million state grant for affordable housing and sustainable transit developments, in what's hailed as a crucial step for improving quality of life in the region.
$60.6M Cross-Border Commerce and Traffic Alleviation Project, the La Media Road Expansion, Kicks Off
Construction on the long-awaited La Media Road Improvement Project has finally begun, aiming to boost cross-border commercial traffic, alleviate congestion, and address persistent flooding.
Planning Commission Pushes Pro-Housing Policies in San Diego, Stalls on Senate Bill 10 Controversy
San Diego Planning Commission advances Mayor Todd Gloria's pro-housing policies, but decides to hold off on Senate Bill 10 for further public input. The bill may make a comeback, unless the city has chosen another path.
Controversial Replacement of Iconic Border Barrier in California Becomes Tug-O-War Between Activists and Authorities
Crews are working to replace the iconic border barrier that stretches into the ocean in California, sparking a heated debate between activists, migrant advocates, and authorities regarding the true impact of the new structure.
Encinitas Unveils Stunning $9M San Elijo Activity Hub, a Gateway to Coastal Adventures and Greener Transport
Encinitas opens the gates to its new $9 million San Elijo Activity Hub Park & Ride, offering a greener transport experience and increased access to coastal adventures in Southern California.
$106M Student Housing Complex Unveiled at Grantville Transit Center in San Diego
New student housing complex Union Grantville opens doors at Grantville Transit Center, offering an array of amenities to SDSU students and redefining convenience for urban living amid skyrocketing rents in San Diego.
UC San Diego's Housing Crisis Escalates, Leaving Thousands Scrambling for Beds as Fall Quarter Approaches
As UC San Diego grapples with a severe housing crisis, thousands of students struggle to secure lodgings before the fall quarter starts. Should the university have foreseen this shortfall?
Del Mar Steps Toward Regulating Short-Term Rentals Like Airbnb with Upcoming Online Registry
Del Mar City Council moves forward with plans to establish new policies and regulations for short-term rentals, beginning with the creation of a voluntary online registry aimed at gathering data on the number of existing rental units.
San Diego County Opens 2024-2025 Community Development Block Grant Applications to Uplift Low-Income Communities
San Diego County's Housing and Community Development Services has launched its application process for the 2024-2025 Community Development Block Grant program, aiming to revitalize and uplift low-income communities.
San Diego Science Research Park: A Game-Changer for Innovation and Collaboration
The UC Regents have approved a state-of-the-art Science Research Park at UC San Diego, which will serve as the epicenter for research development, innovation, and commercialization in the southwestern United States.
San Diego Revives SRO Housing Strategies to Tackle Homelessness and Boost Affordable Housing Options
San Diego introduces a streamlined permit process in an effort to increase affordable Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) housing, taking into account the city's history of success with SRO implementation and the housing shortage faced by low-income and homeless individuals.
San Marcos Boosts Housing Equity with Alora Apartments, Outshines Neighbors in Affordable Home Offerings
As San Marcos maintains its commitment to affordable housing, the city not only provides for residents of all financial backgrounds, but also initiates citywide infrastructure improvements with far-reaching benefits to the entire community.
San Diego's Affordable Housing Boost, the Iris at San Ysidro Breaks Ground with Support from Local Officials and $5M State Grant
Groundbreaking begins on The Iris at San Ysidro, an affordable housing project in San Diego for low-income families, with specific units for the homeless. The development is accompanied by community infrastructure upgrades.
San Diego Speeds Up Housing Development with Streamlined Permit Processes Under Mayor Gloria's Plan
San Diego's Development Services Department has implemented measures to expedite permit processes, addressing the housing crisis with digital platforms and faster reviews, aiming for increased housing production and efficiency.
Del Mar Eyes Game-Changing Affordable Housing at Fairgrounds, with County Supervisor Lawson-Remer Advocating Ambitious Plan
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.
Lennar Unveils New Resort-Style Home Collections for Active Seniors in San Diego's Latest 55+ Community
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.
ShoreLINE Opens in San Diego, New Affordable Housing Development Enhances Public Transit Use, Eases City Housing Crisis
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.
New High-End Apartment Complex The Nash Elevates Urban Living in San Diego's University Heights
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.
Levant Senior Cottages, A New Affordable Housing Haven for Seniors Opens in Linda Vista, San Diego
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.
Greenbrier Village Opens in Oceanside Offering Sustainable, Supportive Affordable Housing to Vulnerable Populations
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.
Oceanside's Plaza Rancho Del Oro Sold for $34.3M to Los Angeles Investor, Cementing Southern California's Commercial Appeal
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.
$8 Million Overhaul Begins, Port of San Diego and National City Break Ground on Pepper Park Enhancements
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.
University City's Four Governor Park Sold for $11M, New Owner Plans Condo Inclusion in San Diego Office Property
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.
San Ysidro Welcomes 'Ventana al Sur': 100 New Affordable Homes to Aid Low-Income Seniors
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.
San Diego City Council to Decide Fate of Controversial 'Footnote 7' Zoning Amendment Amidst Calls for Transparency
The San Diego City Council is considering the removal of a zoning amendment that affects housing lot sizes in the Encanto area, amid concerns over transparency and public engagement in the planning process.
San Diego County Urges Registration for Upcoming Tax-Defaulted Property Auction Featuring Over 600 Listings
San Diego County's Treasurer-Tax Collector is reminding that registration for the tax-defaulted property auction of over 600 listings closes in a week, with the auction set from March 14-19.
Sunstone Two Tree Acquires 200-Unit Terraza Hills in El Cajon, Commits to Major Renovations
Sunstone Two Tree has acquired the 200-unit Terraza Hills apartment complex in El Cajon, San Diego, for $45 million, planning extensive renovations to modernize and preserve affordable housing in the area.
San Diego's Downtown Skyline Transforms with Record Housing Development in 2024
San Diego's downtown is undergoing a housing boom, adding 1,900 homes in the previous year and promising more with ongoing projects. Mayor Gloria's policies have encouraged construction, making the city a leader in housing reform.
New Affordable Housing Complex Opens in Downtown Vista, Offering Seniors and Veterans a Supportive Community
The Santa Fe Senior Village has opened in Downtown Vista, providing 54 affordable housing units for seniors and veterans aged 62 and above, including support for those at risk of homelessness.
Expanding San Diego's Coworking Horizons: TailoredSpace Debuts Second Site in Kearny Mesa
TailoredSpace opens a new 12,000-square-foot coworking campus in Kearny Mesa, San Diego, offering executive suites, private offices, and virtual memberships. The location boasts amenities and flexible pricing to suit different business needs.
Carlsbad City Council Approves Land Agreement for Public Use, Solidifying Commitment to Recreational Space and Environmental Preservation
Carlsbad City Council approved a land agreement for public use and environmental stewardship, securing coastal areas and partner with SDG&E for trail development.
San Diego's Downtown to Welcome 'Kindred Apartments': Affordable Housing Development Breaks Ground at Cortez Hill
Groundbreaking for Kindred Apartments in San Diego's Cortez Hill district introduces a $102 million affordable housing development aimed at preventing homelessness for families and seniors.
San Diego Supervisors Approve $12.5 Million for New Supportive Housing Aimed at Veterans, Behavioral Health Issues
San Diego County Supervisors approved a $12.5 million investment for a new 81-unit supportive housing development to aid the homeless, focusing on veterans and individuals with behavioral health issues.
San Diego Property Owners Urged to Pay Taxes by June 30 to Avoid Hefty Penalties
San Diego property owners have three weeks to pay their 2024-25 property taxes to avoid added penalties and a default status, with Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister emphasizing the ease of online payment.
San Diego Boosts Affordable Housing Efforts with Additional $15 Million for Bridge to Home Initiative
San Diego allocates $15 million more to the Bridge to Home initiative for affordable housing, totaling $108 million to create 2,148 units. Mayor Todd Gloria emphasizes the program's role in reducing rents and housing costs.
San Diego Community Rallies Against Potential Mission Bay Park Land Surplus Designation Amid Development Fears
San Diego residents are contesting plans to declare parts of Mission Bay Park as surplus, fearing it could lead to developments like hotels, and reduce public parkland. The park committee voted against the proposal amid community opposition.
Historic California Theatre Site in San Diego Listed for Redevelopment with Flexible Planning Approvals
CBRE listed the California Theatre in San Diego for redevelopment, emphasizing its by-right status, planning approvals, and incentives for a high-rise project with exceptional connectivity and market potential.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks the Start of Rose Creek Village Affordable Housing Project in Pacific Beach, San Diego
The Rose Creek Village affordable housing project in San Diego broke ground, offering 60 units for low-income seniors, families, and individuals, plus support for homeless veterans.
San Diego's Midway Rising to Transform Cityscape with New Arena and Housing Surge
San Diego's Midway Rising redevelopment plan aims to transform the Midway District with over 4,000 new homes, a 16,000-seat entertainment venue, and public amenities, targeting City Council consideration in the fall.
San Diego Permits Nearly 8,800 New Homes in 2024, Continuing Surge in Housing Production
San Diego permitted nearly 8,800 new homes in 2024, continuing a trend to address housing shortages with a focus on transit hubs and affordability, featuring streamlined processes for rapid development.
Chula Vista Secures $8.61 Million for Transformation of Palomar Motel into Supportive Housing for Homeless
Chula Vista received $8.61 million from the Homekey+ program to convert the old Palomar Motel into permanent supportive housing for very low-income individuals, including 20 units for individuals, 7 for veterans, and one manager's unit.
San Diego Civic Center Plaza Set for Cultural Revitalization with Plaza Central Project Launch
San Diego's Civic Center Plaza is being revitalized to reflect the city's culture and diversity, with plans for housing, public art, and community spaces. The Plaza Central project has launched with weekly events.
San Diego Braces for Affordable Housing Boost with Groundbreaking of 'Avanzando San Ysidro' Development
The groundbreaking of Avanzando San Ysidro introduces 101 affordable rental units for low-income families, with a focus on sustainability and transit-oriented design. The project is supported by federal, state, and local funds.
San Diego Secures $32.4 Million State Grant to Transform Rental Property into 80 Affordable Homes for Veterans and At-Risk Individuals
California grants San Diego $32.4 million to transform a rental property into affordable housing for the homeless, with a focus on veterans and those with mental health or substance issues.
North County Mayors Push RDA Comeback, Say State Housing Math Doesn’t Pencil
Five North County mayors told a recent forum they want redevelopment agencies revived to fund affordable housing and local infrastructure, arguing state mandates lack subsidies. The idea is already drawing attention in Sacramento and among local organizers.
San Diego County Unveils $2.5 Million Grant Program to Aid First-Time Homebuyers Amid Affordability Crisis
San Diego approves $2.5 million in grants to help first-time buyers with down payments and closing costs, offering loans via the CalHome program and potentially the Prohousing Incentive Program.
Carlsbad Homeowner Sues California Coastal Commission Over $1.4 Million Fine, Citing Rights Violation
Carlsbad homeowner John Levy sues the California Coastal Commission over a $1.4 million fine, alleging violations of his Fourteenth Amendment rights and lack of due process. The dispute centers on beach access and use of state property.
Chula Vista Bolsters Affordable Housing Efforts with $1 Million Fund Through State Partnership
Chula Vista receives $500,000 from California's HCD to match its own funds for affordable housing, making it $1 million dedicated to the cause, with a plan to invest an additional $4 million in the future.
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All CitiesSan FranciscoSacramentoOaklandSan DiegoSan JoseLos AngelesBay AreaCalifornia Homebuyers Vanish As November Sales Near 21-Year Low
Homebuying in California slid to the second-lowest November in 21 years as mortgage costs and high monthly payments keep many buyers sidelined. Different datasets show why the headlines conflict.
Oceanside Council Torpedoes Guajome Lake Tract After Neighbors Cry Foul
Oceanside's City Council reversed approval of an 83‑home subdivision at Guajome Lake after finding the EIR inadequate for safety and wildlife concerns. The decision forces the developer to revise the environmental review and returns the dispute to City Hall.
Turquoise Tower Showdown: Pacific Beach Neighbors Brace For Beachside High-Rise
A standoff over a 22‑story tower in Pacific Beach has developers claiming "deemed approval" while the city says the plans remain noncompliant. The dispute could end up in court and has already prompted state fixes to the density‑bonus law.
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All CitiesSacramentoSan FranciscoOaklandSan JoseSan DiegoLos AngelesBay AreaGolden State Home Sellers Make A Killing While Rest Of U.S. Scrapes By
ATTOM data compiled by the Long Beach Press‑Telegram show the typical California seller netted about $265,000 in 2025, with Bay Area metros posting the largest raw profits.
Bay Area Boomtown Dreams Pit Billionaires Against City Builders
Billionaire-backed and boutique proposals have pushed a statewide debate: build whole new cities or force denser housing into existing ones. Costs, water and population math complicate the choice.
San Marcos Restaurant Row Stages Comeback With Townhomes, Park And Patio Dining
Lennar has begun grading the old Restaurant Row site in San Marcos for a major mixed‑use overhaul that will add homes, restaurants, outdoor dining and a park while salvaging parts of the original plaza. Sales and construction timelines are now moving into view.
Mission Bay Battle Brews as San Diego Lawmaker Tries to Sink Housing on the Water
A new Assembly bill would carve Mission Bay out of the Surplus Land Act, shielding bayfront parcels from the state's housing-priority rules. The move follows a denied waiver request and a heated local fight over Marina Village.
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All CitiesSan FranciscoSacramentoSan DiegoSan JoseLos AngelesBay AreaCalifornia Homebuyers Shut Out Of Nearly 9 In 10 Listings
A Zillow‑based tally shows only about 12% of California listings are affordable to a median‑income buyer, with coastal metros like LA and the Bay hardest hit.
El Cajon Plots Parkway Plaza Power Play
El Cajon has instructed staff to explore buying Parkway Plaza and is using planning grants and consultant studies to map redevelopment options for the 80‑acre site. Officials say the work is exploratory but could lead to a multiyear acquisition and reimagining process.
San Diego Yard Investor Goes All In on Industrial Storage Land Grab
A Southern California investor and a Newport Beach family office are targeting $150M of industrial outdoor storage buys in 2026, beginning with a Kearny Mesa conversion. The firm says it will accelerate acquisitions across the West.
San Diego Supes Open Condo Door For Backyard ADUs
County supervisors voted to let ADUs be sold separately as condos, aligning local rules with AB 1033 and opening a new path to smaller homeownership. The change raises questions about investor interest and next steps for tenant protections.
Bulldozers Hit Old Sears Lot As Chula Vista Plants Citrus Bay Park By The Mall
City leaders and CalWest broke ground on Citrus Bay Park, a half-acre, citrus-themed pocket park tied to a 244-home development on the former Sears site. The park is part of the 535-acre Chula Vista Bayfront master plan to add parks, trails and public access.
Tampa House Hunters Creep Back As Pending Sales Nudge Higher
Signed contracts rose 1.8% in February as affordability eased slightly, but the rebound is uneven — a few metros and the Midwest led the gains.
San Diego Apartment Builder Makes Billion-Dollar Power Play
Sabre Springs contractor ECON Construction says it will scale from roughly $200M to $1B in annual revenue while expanding staff and building major multifamily projects. The firm is already listed on several San Diego‑area apartment builds.
DLC Expands West Coast With $625M Retail Portfolio
DLC bought a 10-property, roughly $625M grocery-anchored portfolio and is expanding on the West Coast. Leasing chief Adam Greenberg says retailers now vet landlords' ability to execute.
Texas Farm Towns Revolt Over Data Center Invasion
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.
San Diego’s Housing Fast Lane Greenlights 6,746 Affordable Units
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.
Ryan Serhant Lands In San Francisco, Crashes Beverly Hills Party
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.
SoCal Landlord’s $270 Million Bet to Turn Market-Rate Units Into ‘Instant’ Affordable Housing
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.
Bulldozers Roll as Ocean Kamp Surf Lagoon Takes Over Oceanside 76 Lot
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.
Pacifica Grabs Long‑Held Chamoune Gardens Senior Complex In East San Diego
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.
California Scrambles To Plug $240 Million Hole And Rescue Stalled Affordable Homes
HCD opened a $240M gap fund to push shovel‑ready affordable rental projects forward, a move that could unlock nearly 2,300 homes statewide.
Mission Gorge Blasts Jolt Navajo Planners Into Reviving Quarry Watchdog
Navajo planners have reinstated a subcommittee to re‑examine blasting, dust and permit issues at the Mission Gorge quarry after neighbors reported stronger blasts. The panel will gather technical findings and recommendations this summer.
Lusardi Tower Rises As Scripps Supercharges Encinitas Hospital Care
Scripps began moving patients into the new Lusardi Tower this week, adding private rooms, an expanded ICU and extra surgical support to the Encinitas campus. The project is part of a multi‑phase master plan to boost North County care.
Chula Vista Signs Off On $80 Million Bond Bet For Otay Ranch Affordable Homes
Chula Vista authorized up to $80M in tax‑exempt bonds to finance about 270 affordable apartments in Otay Ranch. City staff say financing will be repaid from project revenue and the developer aims to start construction in summer 2026.
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All CitiesSan FranciscoNapaSacramentoSan DiegoBay AreaNorth SF Bay AreaAssembly Greenlights Condo Fix Aimed at Jumpstarting Bay Area Builds
AB 1903 cleared the Assembly 70-0 and would force repairs before lawsuits, a shift supporters say could ease insurance pain and help restart condo construction. The bill now heads to the State Senate.
Ibis Complex Cramming 72 New Homes Into La Mesa's Grossmont Gateway
Ibis will add about 72 apartments and townhomes to La Mesa Boulevard, including 10 deed‑restricted affordable flats and shared courtyard amenities. The project replaces an older medical office and markets to middle‑income renters.
California Townhome Bill Raises Wage Floor To $28 An Hour
AB 1751 would fast‑track townhomes and require a $28 hourly floor for construction workers, splitting California's building trades over how prevailing wages are set.
Sacramento’s Mass Timber Power Play Aims to Tame Wildfires and Boost Rural Jobs
The state launched its first Mass Timber Coalition to turn restoration wood into building panels and spur in‑state manufacturing and jobs.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































