Bankers Hill/Midtown is literally up the hill from downtown San Diego. It was an early upscale neighborhood of the growing city and many Victorian mansions remain in the area. Some are still residences and some are now offices for dentists, lawyers and small companies. Many have been restored to their original glory. Condominiums and charming older courtyard apartments share the neighborhood with commercial development. Residents are young professionals, empty nesters and those who enjoy the pedestrian lifestyle of an urban environment.
New condominiums and apartments are rising on Laurel near Balboa Park. Many homes have views of the ocean or the park. All share the noise of airplanes overhead. The flight path passes right over their heads. Airplane watching is a common pastime. Popular restaurants in the area include Laurel, Bertrand at Mr. As with its spectacular view and Busalacci's. The Hob Nob Cafe has been a fixture in the neighborhood for years. There are numerous delis and small neighborhood restaurants available as well.
Commercial real estate values are continuing their downward cycle, and lenders looking for tough tactics and solutions to mitigate losses will find them at the annual Trigild Lender Conference. This years event is themed "Lighting the Tunnel to Recovery" and will feature top industry experts who will discuss the very latest options for maximizing loan recovery as a wave of commercial foreclosures and loan defaults continues to sweep the country.
Save the Date for the 2010 Distinguished Alumni Awards luncheon. The University of San Diego School of Law and the Law Alumni Association Board of Directors will announce the 2010 honorees this summer.