San Diego

The industrial supply shortage is a major issue for tenants, but for owners-users looking to buy a property, it is nearly nonexistent.

The firm closed $1 trillion of the milestone in the last five years alone, and credits technology for the accelerated growth in deal volume.

The Port of San Diego and Chula Vista have approved the public-private partnership agreement to completely redevelop the Chula Vista Bay Front.

Tech companies are competing for talent, and in the fight, they are willing to spend big for quality office space.

Michael J. Cortazzo launches Crossroads Retail Advisors to redefine the approach to retail investment, development and leasing for the revamped retail market.

The majority of the industrial buyers in San Diego are trade buyers from other California markets, like Los Angeles and the Inland Empire, looking for better yields.

There is more than 750,000 square feet of new office construction in the pipeline, and most of it is in the suburbs.

With limited supply and dynamic demand, industrial rents are expected to increase as much as 10% in the next 12 months.