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Rep. Brian Bilbray (CA-50) announced today that the Bureau of Reclamation has awarded Ames Construction Inc. of Phoenix and Coffman Specialties Inc. of San Diego a joint-venture contract of $98.3 million to construct a water reservoir and water delivery project in Imperial County, Calif. 
During the last year, the city of Temecula has worked with California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) to establish a permanent presence in Temecula. After researching the area, university officials saw the opportunity to open an off-campus center based on several factors, including the demographics of the region, existing biotech/medical industry, expansions of several local hospitals and the planned Temecula Hospital and Medical Center, which will begin construction Spring 2009.
Abbott Vascular is expecting to complete two buildings sometime in the fourth quarter of 2008 that will hold more than 300,000 square feet of office, laboratory, meeting and manufacturing space on its 27-acre Temecula campus.
With mega economic development projects such as the Punta Colonet and Silicon Border, the Imperial Valley and Baja California need to collaborate in these efforts that will impact both areas.
Transportation planners have a message for frustrated motorists in Riverside County -- hold on a few more years, because a wave of paved relief is coming.
Phoenix-based Stirling Energy Systems (SES) recently filed an application to build the world's largest solar energy generating system in Southern California.
For as long as most remember, ties between Imperial and San Diego counties have been familial, social and recreational.
CB Richard Ellis' San Diego Central office announced that six leases totaling 30,460 square feet with a combined consideration of $9.8 million have been signed for Komar Desert Center in La Quinta, in the Coachella Valley. Developed by Komar Desert Properties LLC, the 300,000-square-foot Costco-anchored shopping center is scheduled for overall completion in late 2008.
The debate surrounding San Diego Gas & Electric's Sunrise Powerlink transmission project remains heated as the utility's proposal continues to undergo the permitting process.
Barnhart Inc. has completed the new Technology Center for Mt. San Jacinto Community College in Menifee.
Cushman & Wakefield has announced that The Phan Family Living Trust has purchased a 1,776-square-foot office condominium in Temecula.
EDGE Development Inc. has announced that it will be the general contractor for the new Indio Corporate Yard after successfully bidding for the project for an estimated $14.76 million.
Walter Fegley, president of Reno Contracting, has worked with founder and CEO Matt Reno for nearly 20 years. They have worked together since Reno co-owned a company called MQ construction.
The Daily Transcript presents the 27th edition of Soaring Dimensions, featuring in-depth coverage of the county's real estate and construction developments. Organized by region, this special report takes a closer look at local expansion and redevelopment projects, as well as ongoing and new plans.
Office, civic and hospitality projects are proving to be bright spots in a slow economy, with developments in Central San Diego destined to keep builders busy for years to come.
Take a look at real estate and construction developments in the East County, where big plans mean big changes are on the horizon.
North County continues to grow with transportation, retail, office, education and energy projects under way.
The South County is poised for transformation, with plans for a third border crossing and ongoing residential, retail and hospitality projects that promise to create a thriving area for business and tourism.
Office, civic and hospitality projects are proving to be bright spots in a slow economy, with developments in Central San Diego destined to keep builders busy for years to come.
Take a look at real estate and construction developments in the East County, where big plans mean big changes are on the horizon.
North County continues to grow with transportation, retail, office, education and energy projects under way.
The South County is poised for transformation, with plans for a third border crossing and ongoing residential, retail and hospitality projects that promise to create a thriving area for business and tourism.
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