San Diego Lifestyle

San Diego ranked 16th on the CBRE 2016 Tech Talent Scorecard, which ranks 50 US and Canadian markets according to their ability to attract and grow tech talent.

From young adults looking to buy for the first time and to baby boomers looking to downsize and save capital, a diverse flood of different generations have driven San Diego to eclipse its rent growth records of the past according to data released by a prominent apartment finder organization.

Savvy property owners know that to attract potential residents to vacant units, it is sometimes important to take advantage of trends in culture.

Attaining a level of coolness is something that is often times very hard to obtain, much less define, yet when a place has it everyone knows what it is.

When it comes to supply and demand, metro San Diego was the eighth “hottest” home market in the United States in May, said Realtor.com.

From waterfront development and the strength of the craft brewing industry, there are lots of real estate opportunities in San Diego.

SAN DIEGO—With long ground leases and use restrictions, the Port of San Diego has constraints on what it can do, but is still developing wide appeal.

After decades of car-centric building, developers are pivoting to “healthy places” where walkability, parks, community gardens and public transit thrive.