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SFGate
The Roots of Calif.'s Housing Crisis Stretch Back Further Than You Might Think
Times of San Diego
San Diego evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch
A plan to turn library sites into housing has raised some eyebrows. But reports that it’s actually happening are greatly exaggerated, according to statements by the city of San Diego. It is no secret San Diego has been dealing with a historic housing crisis, exacerbated by a sky-high cost...
Coast News
Election 2026: A guide to North County races
REGION — North County voters will reshape city councils and school boards across the region this November, choosing among incumbents, first-time candidates and former officeholders in dozens of local races. Mayoral contests are underway in Encinitas, Carlsbad, Escondido, San Marcos and Vista, while several communities are poised to welcome...
hoodline.com
Carmel Del Mar School Unveils $13.3M Makeover as Students Return to New Classrooms
Students at Carmel Del Mar School walked into refreshed classrooms and a nearly completed library and innovation center when they returned to campus on August 10, the latest milestone in a $13.3 million modernization project reshaping the 32-year-old Carmel Valley school. The overhaul, which touched more than 30 classrooms, was partially completed over the summer, with construction still underway on the roof and the multi-use room.
multihousingnews.com
CEDARSt, Bridge Secure $47M for San Diego Community
The Fannie Mae loan retires previous construction financing. CEDARSt and Bridge Investment Group have secured $46.8 million in refinancing for The Nash Apartments, a 190-unit community in San Diego. Greystone arranged the seven-year, fixed-interest Fannie Mae loan. The note retires a previous $43.5 million construction loan, originated by BMO Bank...
connectcre.com
SENTRE Acquires Carlsbad Industrial Long-Term Leased to Glanbia Nutritionals
CBRE facilitated the $26.6-million sale and financing of 2840 Loker Ave. East, a 104,298-square-foot industrial property in Carlsbad. CBRE’s Hunter Rowe, Michael Longo, Barbara Perrier and Matt Carlson represented the ownership, Bixby Capital Management and LaSalle Investment Management.. SENTRE purchased the property. The firm has completed more than $350...
NBC San Diego
San Diego considers public library sites for future affordable housing projects
The City of San Diego is considering whether some of its existing properties could eventually be used to build affordable housing as it looks for ways to address the region’s housing shortage. The city is developing its Affordable Home Development Master Plan, an effort focused on identifying city-owned land...
hoodline.com
Bird Rock Homeowner Wins Approval for 70-Foot Seawall as Bluff Nears Collapse
A San Diego hearing officer has approved plans for a roughly 70-foot seawall beneath a home on the 5300 block of Calumet Avenue in Bird Rock, clearing the way for a reinforced concrete barrier meant to stop a crumbling coastal bluff from swallowing the property. The decision, issued last Wednesday, allows the owner of 5360 Calumet Ave. to build a two-foot-thick shotcrete wall anchored into the rock face below the house, addressing what officials describe as a life-and-safety risk for the people who live there.
hispanicexecutive.com
Pico Y Pala: The Missing Middle Isn’t Just Housing—It’s Builders
When we talk about America’s housing crisis, we often hear about the “missing middle” — the homes that fall between single-family houses and large multifamily developments. Townhomes, duplexes, fourplexes and other forms of attainable housing that once existed in communities across the country. But there is...
KPBS
Emerald Hills resident sues city of San Diego over controversial housing development
An Emerald Hills resident is suing the city of San Diego over a housing development coming to his neighborhood. It’s the latest challenge to the development in a years-long debate. Residents have been asking for a park on the hilltop for decades. Their appeal to stop the new development...
hoodline.com
17-Unit Housing Plan Would Wipe Out Old Grand Avenue Storefronts In Pacific Beach
Three vacant, undersized commercial buildings on Grand Avenue in Pacific Beach are on track for demolition to make way for a 17-unit housing project, with a city hearing officer expected to rule on the proposal in the coming weeks. The plan calls for tearing down the structures at 866 to 872 Grand Avenue, including a former residence that had been converted into a business, and replacing them with a three-story building that includes just a three-space carport on its bottom floor.
hoodline.com
Loma Portal's 1927 Spec House Wins Historic Status, Unlocking Big Tax Break
A nearly 100-year-old Spanish Colonial Revival home on Kingsley Street in Loma Portal has officially been designated a historic property, a status that also opens the door for its owners to seek a significant property tax break. The San Diego Historical Resources Board voted unanimously, 7-0, to approve the designation on its consent agenda during its May 28 meeting, with the motion made by Boardmember Farley and seconded by Boardmember Woods.
coronadonewsca.com
By The Sea: Coronado’s Mediterranean-Inspired Restaurant Officially Opens
Coronado’s highly anticipated new restaurant, By The Sea, officially opened its doors on Wednesday, August 12, bringing a taste of the Mediterranean to the community. Conceived by the husband-and-wife team Doug and Lara Hamm, the restaurant reflects their vision of combining heartfelt hospitality with vibrant coastal cuisine. Co-owner Lara...
inewsource
Neighbors are nervous about plans for Escondido to annex county land for 140 new homes
David Mackintosh enjoys the quiet: For 20 years, he has sat under the jacaranda tree at his home just outside of Escondido and looked out at an open field. Then last year, he received a notice in the mail about “future uses” of property in his area. Later, he learned he might get 140 new neighbors across the street and his property in unincorporated San Diego County might become part of the city of Escondido.
Builder
Tower24 Ponto Beach Blends Coastal Design With Resort-Style Amenities
Each element of the surfside, build-to-rent community Tower24 Ponto Beach, from material selection to landscape design, was considered to balance livability, durability, and long-term value while delivering an experience that is more closely aligned with single-family living. Project Details. Award: Best Built-for-Rent Community Product Design. Architect/Designer: KTGY. Developer: H.G. Fenton.