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The federal government's efforts to stimulate the economy opened doors for construction and environmental work at military installations across the country. And San Diego County received a significant amount of that funding. 
Most public homebuilder stocks have rallied substantially from recent lows, but experts and analysts remain wary, citing a long, tepid housing recovery as well as continued troubles related to impairments and low demand.
Westfield has put expansions on hold, but plenty of work continues here.
A new cruise ship terminal to help service the nearly 1 million yearly passengers who visit San Diego is under construction at the Port of San Diego. The two-story terminal, to be built on Broadway Pier on San Diego Bay, will be 52,000 square feet and have room to accommodate up to 2,600 passengers.
San Diego residents will soon have more places to slide into sandboxes and toss Frisbees, due to construction of new parks.
If you commute with any regularity in the central part of the county, it is hard not to run into some sort of construction work on the freeways.
Among the newest additions to San Diego's skyline is Ten Fifty B, a 23-story affordable housing project owned by Affirmed Housing Group.
The San Diego retail market continued to worsen during the first half of 2009 as the recession forced many retailers to close their doors or file for bankruptcy. That's the word from CB Richard Ellis, though its latest report adds that hope is not lost.
The state of California's budget woes are already having an adverse effect on public universities and colleges, but the alumni of San Diego State University are stepping in to help improve the home of the Aztecs.
The single-family detached home market may tell the tale of what is going on in most of San Diego County's home sales stories, but for the city of San Diego, downtown condos have become the 20-story elephants in the room.
If you have parked in the structure next to the San Diego Convention Center and new Hilton hotel to either go see a game at Petco Park or to visit the Gaslamp Quarter in the last few years, chances are you may have been late.
When officials from the city of San Diego and developer Gerding Edlen meet again to talk about a new civic center complex, they'll have a lot to discuss.
The mood in the local construction sector appears to be a mix of uncertainty and optimism, as expressed by industry leaders during a roundtable discussion hosted by The Daily Transcript.
Growing up in a military family whose home base was Camp Pendleton, Tee Ness, the president and chief executive officer of Hawthorne CAT, considers himself a native San Diegan.
The Daily Transcript presents the 28th edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county.
Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in the East, Imperial and Riverside Counties, which have the potential to impact local residents in a big way.
Military, education and health care projects in the North County are proving to be bright spots in a slow economy.
Despite an uncertain economic climate, South County remains poised for growth, with residential, retail and education projects under way or in the planning stages.
Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in the East, Imperial and Riverside Counties, which have the potential to impact local residents in a big way.
Military, education and health care projects in the North County are proving to be bright spots in a slow economy.
Despite an uncertain economic climate, South County remains poised for growth, with residential, retail and education projects under way or in the planning stages.
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