San Diego County's economic outlook ended 2014 at its highest point since before the Great Recession, propelled by strong growth in the job market and local stock prices, according to the USD Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate’s Index of Leading Economic Indicators released Thursday.
The 285,000-square-foot La Costa Town Square shopping center under construction in Carlsbad has been purchased by Terramar Retail Centers, as part of an $830 million portfolio acquisition of retail properties in California and Hawaii.
The commercial real estate market along the California coast is booming, and demand for commercial office space, industrial warehousing, apartment buildings and condominiums is likely to stay high through at least the end of 2017, according to a half-yearly commercial real estate survey released Wednesday by the Allen Matkins law firm and the UCLA Anderson Forecast.
The American Society of Landscape Architects has awarded its annual grants to three local nonprofits.
The San Diego Planning Commission unanimously approved on Jan. 22 the House of Pacific Relations' request to initiate the process of amending the Balboa Park Master and Central Mesa Precise Plan to construct nine new international cottages.
San Diego County's economic outlook ended 2014 at its highest point since before the Great Recession, propelled by strong growth in the job market and local stock prices, according to the USD Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate’s Index of Leading Economic Indicators released Thursday.
A Spring Valley family selected as the winning recipient of REIG Operation Renovation had its renovated home unveiled Jan. 26.
The following is a list of those businesses and organizations who helped REIG with the renovation of the Barton family home in Spring Valley:
PREF Glenridge LLC, an affiliate of Paragon Real Estate Fund of San Diego, has acquired the retail portion of Glenridge Springs in Atlanta for $6.4 million.
North County's industrial vacancy rate may go below 5 percent this year, Otay Mesa is rebounding and it still makes more sense to buy rather than to build.
Jan. 29, 2015, 5:00 P.M. -- In local news, a San Diego Superior Court judge sided with the city and burger chain in the North Park Jack in the Box case, and the county’s economic outlook ended 2014 at its highest point since before the Great Recession began.
Construction is wrapping up on the $38 million Cabrillo Bridge Rehabilitation and Retrofit Project. Work started about a year and a half ago to repair and seismically retrofit the 100-year-old structure.
Following a spectacular celebration of its 100th anniversary, A.O. Reed & Co., Southern California’s most respected Mechanical Contractor, is pleased to announce that Mr. David Clarkin has been chosen to lead the company into its next 100 years.
As business and production costs continue to rise and competition escalates, adapting to new technology will no longer be a benefit, but a necessity. With the overwhelming adoption of cloud-based software and mobile solutions, the increase of technology implementation throughout 2015 will be no surprise, including those industries considered “slow” to tech -- most notoriously, construction.
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Ted Bumgardner, president of Xpera Group, discusses the many different support services the company offers to the construction industry, including forensics, construction management, quality assurance and more.
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