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Tight supplies of labor and land, along with rising prices for lumber and other materials, are putting a speed bump in the way of the housing market recovery.
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Black Hole
The Dark Sky Lobby Wants to Make the World a Darker Place... Is That Really Such a Good Idea? Lighting designer Peter Maradudin weighs in.
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In Some Markets, It's Now Cheaper to Build Than Buy
The acquisition market in some high-barrier metros has grown so heated that in many cases it's now more cost-effective to build.
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Standing Tall
SAN DIEGO—Three years after plans for a luxury condo project fell through, a landmark affordable housing development has opened on the site.
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Burning Off the June Gloom
OF THE MAJOR COMMERCIAL real estate “food groups,” multifamily has always enjoyed particularly good strength in San Diego.
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Boston Capital Invests in San Diego Development
Boston Capital announced it has invested in City View Apartments, a to-be-built 31-unit multifamily development for families in San Diego.
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Fairfield Declares Bankruptcy
IN DECEMBER, SAN DIEGO-based Fairfield Residential announced that it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Mortgage Bankers Bet on Government
San Diego— Massive losses and deep layoff s in the fi nance industry didn't stop bankers and commercial real estate dealmakers from converging on San Diego for this year's Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) Commercial Real Estate Finance/Multifamily Housing Convention & Expo—but the crisis that...
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Community Benefits
San Diego— On the morning of Feb. 11, the street was packed in front of a new 12-story high-rise here.
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Hope for Unsold LIHTCs
San Diego— Affordable housing developers are still looking for investors to buy $3 billion to $4 billion in low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) left over from 2007 and 2008, and one expert believes these tax credits will find buyers this year.