San Diego

Permitting incentives and forward-thinking planning has helped to drive the revitalization of Downtown San Diego.

The city has fostered pro-business policies to attract developers and drive economic growth.

The firm's transaction activity last year was on par with 2019, but shifted from ground-up development to repositioning projects.

The San Diego-based non-profit will develop housing for residents making 80% to 150% of the median area income.

Credit unions have been among the most active lending sources this year.

Acquisition yields for apartments have barely budged throughout the year.

The Denver-based investor buys a 601,000-square-foot multi-tenant industrial building in San Diego.

The new structure combines opportunity zone investment with the exclusion from capital gains for the sale of qualified small business stock.