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.
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.
Lacking multifamily construction continues to push San Diego County towards higher rents, higher occupancy USC Lusk 2017 Multifamily Forecast Report.
Last year, ACI assisted in the sale of a retail strip center property at 4422 Euclid Avenue in San Diego’s Mid-City neighborhood. The goal of the buyer side of the transaction was to redevelop the site and incorporate a mix of retail and affordable residential units for seniors.
The San Diego region is one of high rents, low vacancies, and low cap rates, so say two reports recently covered by the San Diego Daily Transcript. New data, comparing rent growth number year-over-year found that San Diego rents as of March 2017 had reached $1,748 an increase of nearly 8% from last year. This […]
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 […]
San Diego Daily Transcript chose ACI’s Chuck Hoffman as one of 16 top commercial real estate leaders. In this interview, Chuck offers his take on SD CRE.
Fewer San Diegans were out of work in August despite the usual drop in tourism jobs, state officials reported Friday to the San Diego Union Tribune.
A San Diego developer is proposing the removal of parking from his upcoming Little Italy multifamily project, consistent with a number of national trends.
For additional evidence that renting by choice is a reality, consider a pair of new studies from credible authorities—Zillow and the National Association of Realtors—showing high percentages of renters who could afford to buy instead don’t.
High-end multifamily construction continues driving up rent in low-tier rental units, says a recent report released real estate website Zillow.