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Voiceof San Diego
Three-Way Race for Poway Mayor Is Heating Up
Fresh off the political scandal of a sitting councilmember being charged with asking for a bribe and a successful recall vote, Poway is ready for another election. Earlier this year during the primary election, the city also held a special election and replaced former District 2 Councilmember Tony Blain. I hope that name rings a bell because I sure won’t forget it.
connectcre.com
WNC Closes on 23rd California-Focused Affordable Housing Fund
WNC & Associates, Inc. has closed on WNC Institutional Tax Credit Fund X California Series 23, L.P. The $66.3-million fund is the company’s 23rd consecutive California-focused multi-investor affordable housing fund for institutional investors. CA23 includes six new-construction affordable housing properties totaling 650 homes across Los Angeles, San Benito and...
Coast News
Caritas Village affordable housing project breaks ground in Vista
VISTA — A new 24-unit apartment complex operated by a nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing affordable housing broke ground Aug. 25. Caritas Village Vista will consist of two three-story buildings with 12 units each, all designated as affordable housing. The project is planned for a vacant 1.1-acre lot surrounded by Plymouth Drive and Camino Corto, in a neighborhood just north of the Wave Waterpark.
Times of San Diego
Opinion: Archaic tax rule prevents California homeowners from selling
As a real estate broker I’ve seen countless homeowners postpone selling a home, not because they didn’t want to move, but because they couldn’t afford the federal tax consequences. One of the biggest reasons is that the capital gains exclusion on the sale of a primary residence hasn’t been updated since 1997 — nearly 30 years ago.
sanelijolife.com
San Elijo Hills Real Estate Market Update: August 2026
In August 2026, the median sales price was $1,799,000 for detached homes and $970,000 for attached homes in San Elijo Hills. Homes sold for an average of 95.1% of their original asking price in August. This suggests buyers have more negotiating leverage, especially when a home is initially priced above current market expectations.
connectcre.com
Sudberry Properties Inks $81.6M Refi on Growing Chula Vista Business Park
JLL Capital Markets arranged $81.6 million in financing for Otay River Business Park, a 369,803-square-foot industrial and retail business park located at 2925-2945 Main St. and 2775-2970 Faivre St. in Chula Vista, California. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Sudberry Properties, to secure a floating-rate, five-year loan through a...
nowbam.com
Why “These Homes Aren’t Selling” Is Working on Real Estate YouTube
Name the fear, then take it back. “Aren’t Selling” earns the impression, “But Others Are” earns the click. Put the winner three blocks away. Proximity turns market news into envy, and it’s the biggest split on the board. Show both feelings in one frame:...
ABC 10 News KGTV
What $1,500 a month gets you in rent across the U.S. — and in San Diego
SFGate
FOX 5 San Diego
San Diego eyes Barnes Tennis Center for affordable housing
San Diego officials identified the Barnes Tennis Center as one of 11 potential sites for new affordable housing projects. While the city's master plan aims to utilize unpaved parking lots, former San Diego Tennis Association president John Broderick expressed shock at the proposal. The facility remains a vital community hub hosting thousands of weekly visitors for tennis, pickleball, and Padel.
Axios
Bill could put more San Diego condos on the market
It could become easier to build condos and townhomes for people to buy instead of rent under a bill making its way through the California Senate. Why it matters: The city has a plan to build denser housing like condos that people can actually (sort of) afford, but building industry experts say the threat of lawsuits over repairs hampers the effort.
hoodline.com
Escondido's Pacifica Palms Sells for $33.6M as Investors Bet on Renters Priced Out of Homes
A 189-unit apartment complex tucked into Escondido's Midway neighborhood just changed hands for $33.6 million, in a deal that landlords and brokers say reflects just how squeezed the city's renters have become. Pacifica Palms Apartments, built in 1965 at 1829-1873 East Washington Avenue, was purchased by a joint venture between Stratford Partners and LLJ Ventures, according to Connect CRE.
connectcre.com
JV Acquires Value-Add Escondido Multifamily
Institutional Property Advisors (IPA), a division of Marcus & Millichap serving the company’s institutional clients, closed the sale of Pacifica Palms Apartments, a 189-unit multifamily property in Escondido. The purchase price was $33.6 million. “The Escondido submarket has seen limited availability of multifamily assets of this size, making Pacifica...
Times of San Diego
Ludington Heights: The La Jolla neighborhood once sold as ‘The Gem Supreme’
What would convince you to buy a home on a steep, largely undeveloped La Jolla hillside in the 1920s?. For the developers of Ludington Heights, the answer was simple: the view. In a 1928 newspaper advertisement, the new Mount Soledad subdivision was promoted as “Jewel City” and “The Gem Supreme,”...