Pauma Valley
Pauma Valley, CA · Real Estate
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UC San Diego’s $537 million living-learning neighborhood combines 2,400 beds with academic space
The 972,000-square-foot Ridge Walk North development brings student housing, classrooms, academic departments, dining, wellness, and support services together as the university expands its residential campus. Key Highlights. The development includes three residence buildings housing over 2,400 students, along with academic and administrative spaces, totaling 972,000 square feet. Ridge Walk North...
Coast News
San Elijo condo appeal set for Nov. 10 City Council meeting
SAN MARCOS — Ambient Communities’ appeal of the rejection of a 31-unit, three- to five-story condo project proposed for San Elijo Hills will be heard by the San Marcos City Council on Nov. 10. An Ambient spokesman confirmed the date in an email to The Coast News. The...
Voice of San Diego
Manchester Group Promises Housing Will Be ‘Major Part’ of NAVWAR Development
Housing will be “a major part” of whatever final plan moves forward to redevelop 70 acres of U.S. Navy land near downtown San Diego, representatives for the developer Manchester Financial Group confirmed. Voice of San Diego broke the news last week that Manchester has been exploring the possibility...
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San Elijo Hills Real Estate: Fall Opportunities Worth a Closer Look
A few listings in San Elijo Hills deserve a fresh look this fall. The latest local MLS report includes meaningful price reductions and a home returning to the market—changes that could open a conversation for buyers. A townhome reduced to $749,000. A 1,740-square-foot townhome is now asking $749,000, down...
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305-Bed Student Housing Tower Set to Rise Steps From SDSU Campus
Developers are preparing a 305-bed student housing complex at College Avenue and Montezuma Road, just 100 feet from the core of San Diego State University's campus. The eight-story, 110-unit project at 5077 College Avenue is the latest private bet on relentless demand for beds near San Diego State University, part of the California State University system.
Axios
Report makes case for more coastal housing
Building homes along San Diego's coast is about more than ocean views and mild weather, according to a new report. Why it matters: It's not really a surprise that living on the coast is desirable, but the report uses data to make it clear what exactly draws people there, and makes the case that building more housing there makes sense, author Wesley Morgan told Axios.
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Coast News
Developer appeals rejection of San Elijo Hills condo project
SAN MARCOS — A controversial 31-unit condominium project in San Elijo Hills is getting a second chance after the developer appealed the Planning Commission’s rejection of the application, sending the proposal to the City Council for further review. Rob Honer, principal of Encinitas-based Ambient Communities, wrote in an...
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The Real Cost of Moving to San Diego in 2026: A Neighborhood-by-Neighborhood Breakdown
SAN DIEGO HERE I COME - San Diego sells itself — the weather, the beaches, the job market anchored by biotech, defense, and tourism. But plenty of people learn the hard way that the sticker price goes well beyond monthly rent. Between mover fees, security deposits, utility setup, and California vehicle registration, the upfront bill can climb fast. And where you land matters as much as how much you’re bringing.
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Coronado's Village Ace Hardware To Close At End Of Year
After more than three decades of serving the Coronado community, Village Ace Hardware on Orange Avenue will close its doors at year’s end. The closure comes as longtime owner Glenn Shirer, a familiar face to generations of local customers, prepares to retire, closing a chapter of local retail history.
Coast News
Fair board fumes over probe request, demands Del Mar apology
DEL MAR — During an emotional discussion, members of the Del Mar Fairgrounds board of directors expressed anger, frustration and distrust toward the Del Mar City Council after the District Attorney’s Office declined the city’s request to investigate a member of the fairgrounds board. Sam Nejabat, chairman...
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San Diego’s Rental-License Rules Leave an Eviction-Tracking Question Before Campbell’s Exit
San Diego still cannot say whether evictions since the short-term-rental loophole came to light resulted in new licenses. The question now meets a deadline: Jennifer Campbell has 59 days left on the City Council, and inewsource reported that her office plans to bring proposed amendments to a committee hearing on Oct. 21.