San Diego Real Estate

Construction at long last has started on the more than $200 million resort hotels, and downtown Oceanside is undergoing a renaissance of sorts with more than a dozen projects.

CoStar’s Joshua Ohl discusses strong fundamentals and above average rent growth in San Diego during the CoStar Group’s San Diego Apartment Overview.

We continue our look at the CoStar’s State of the U.S. Multifamily Market presentation by digging deeper into the individual multifamily metro markets and how San Diego in particular continues to see record coverage. Discussing multifamily from an individualistic level, Michael Cohan, an industry expert within CoStar, maintains that vacancy in specific tiers of metro […]

Patricia Kirk of BisNOW recently sat down with ACI’s own Terry Moore to discuss the need for multifamily construction is San Diego wants to stay affordable.

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.

Chula Vista grew by 26% per apartment to 37% per square foot. National City values grew about 33% 2011 and 2015 in the three main value measurements.

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.

SAN DIEGO—North County is virtually out of land, so private developers are looking to South County, where the land is cheaper and more plentiful.

Don’t be fooled by all the cranes downtown. Home building in San Diego County was cited by reports this week as lagging much of the nation and a drag on the local economy.

Real estate has been on a good run, the stock market, not as much. Both trends should continue throughout 2016.