San Diego

Office absorption fell short of expectations in 1H18, but researchers say the second half of the year is the workhorse of the San Diego market.

Put back the ping-pong table. Internet with a quality connection is the number one amenity that office users are demanding today.

Leasing activity surged in the second quarter—rebounding from a slow first quarter—but the vacancy rate still increased, nearing 5%.

The tax cuts and a healthy local economy have renewed investor interest in suburban office product.

Leasing activity surged in the second quarter, and mid-sized office users lead the activity.

The San Diego submarket dominated in leasing activity this cycle, accounting for 6.9 million square feet of leasing activity since 2013.

Mexico's availability of skilled labor and lower wages are attracting manufacturers to head south.

Apartment rents in San Diego increased 4.9% in the month of July, fueled by strong demand, compared to the national average of 2.8% apartment rent growth.