The transition from a California with property tax increment-funded redevelopment to one without it is still very “chaotic,” according to speakers at a recent closed panel discussion hosted by the Urban Land Institute in the East Village.
San Diego's Graham Downes Architecture Inc. announced Thursday it will close its doors on June 30, following the death of its namesake founder, Graham Downes, in April.
There is still demand for design services in the West, but it moved at a slower pace in April, according to the American Institute of Architects' Architecture Billings Index released Wednesday.
Build up or increase density — those are the options for San Diego real estate professionals who are trying to figure out how to accommodate a growing population with land that’s about 95 percent built.
The year-to-date value of residential building permits for the region has finally outpaced the activity seen this deep into 2012, following the trend of more positive news for homebuilders seen each month since January’s steep decline.
Construction crews moved traffic lanes on Harbor Drive approximately 60 feet to the east between the Navy and B Street piers on Monday, as progress continues on the North Embarcadero Visionary Plan Phase 1 project.
Construction employment jumped by 700 workers in the county from a year ago, but there was no change from March to April, according data released from the California Development Department on Friday.
Members of the San Diego State University chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association are transforming a parking structure in Chula Vista into a leaner, more energy-efficient building — in theory, anyway.
Facing the growing likelihood of a Sacramento-imposed deadline, members of the San Diego City Council have begun laying the groundwork for a proposal that would require all city contractors to pay prevailing wage rates to their workers.
The transition from a California with property tax increment-funded redevelopment to one without it is still very “chaotic,” according to speakers at a recent closed panel discussion hosted by the Urban Land Institute in the East Village.
San Diego's Graham Downes Architecture Inc. announced Thursday it will close its doors on June 30, following the death of its namesake founder, Graham Downes, in April.
May 23, 2013, 5:00 pm -- San Diego's business news includes two local companies giving upbeat assessments of their prospects at the UBS Global Healthcare Conference, and San Diego being ranked the top SoCal travel destination for Memorial Day weekend.
March 20, 2013 -- Reporter James Palen goes onsite for a look at a solar installation at a La Mesa home, and takes a look at the various and expanding options for potential residential solar customers. Sullivan Solar explains what people thinking of going solar can expect and how they can make the change to an affordable one.
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5/23/20135:00 pm5/17/20132West Tenant ImprovementsSan Diego700San Diego Natural History MuseumDrafting Table0
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1Addenda ReceivedIssued 5/145/17/13
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July 16, 2012 -- Ted Bumgardner, President of construction expert witness consulting company, Xpera Group, chats about what sets his company apart from the competition and his love of the business.
May 21, 2012 -- Jody James Watkins explains how he got started in California and what he wants his company, Watkins Landmark Construction, to mean to the community.
ULI discussion looks at East Village boom
