Gildred Cos. acquires industrial park in Vista for $16.1 million
La Mirada Business Park totals approximately 76,391 square feet across 4.46 acres and is fully occupied. Read article ›
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New housing agency in San Diego secures $6.5M in state funding
The state funding will help the agency develop the infrastructure needed to pursue long-term financial sustainability, including a possible regional revenue measure as early as 2028, additional philanthropic support and state assistance for housing initiatives in the education sector. Read article ›
Port adds marine biodiversity startup to incubator program
Ocean Ecostructures' technology is designed to encourage marine life to grow on existing infrastructure and measure the resulting environmental impact without disrupting Port operations. Read article ›
Air Force awards local aerospace firm $3.5M for cargo aircraft development
The funding will help move San Diego-based aerospace manufacturer Natilus' KONA regional freighter toward full-scale flight testing and a military demonstration, Natilus announced Wednesday. Read article ›
Midway Rising redevelopment proposal advances to City Council
The proposal is designed to transform the 48.5-acre site in the Midway District into a mixed-use neighborhood with 2,000 affordable homes, about 2,250 market-rate apartments, a new entertainment arena, parks and retail space. Read article ›
Moreno Valley multi-tenant retail property sells for $3.1M
Progressive Real Estate Partners represented seller of 23,528-square-foot property. Read article ›
Fromer diplomat to lead San Diego County's Tijuana River pollution response
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California home sales fall 6.5% from year ago as mortgage rates rise
The median price of an existing single-family home in San Diego fell 3.7% month-over-month in September to $1.05 million, according to the latest report from the California Association of Realtors. Read article ›
Former China Cafe building in Del Mar sells for $2.4 million
The commercial zoning affords an opportunity to join the growing number of commercial/retail properties along Carmel Valley Road. Read article ›
Small business CEO confidence falls for third straight quarter
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