San Diego

CBRE's recent occupier report shows that all industries are beginning to adopt open office floors plans and technology, and traditional tenants in San Diego are slowly joining in.

Chelsea Investment Corp. is building 306-unit affordable units for families and seniors in the Civita master plan.

Tax compliance is the biggest issue in the short-term rental market, but there are ways the city can regulate and encourage users to comply with tax laws.

Downtown San Diego has the fastest growing population in San Diego County, and it is fueling new development and land prices.

In this hot industrial market, owners/users are making an offer on new construction properties that are being marketed for lease.

Fannie Mae's green lending program was extremely popular last year, but the business has fallen slightly this year.

With 1.9 million square feet in the industrial pipeline—most of which will come to market this year—the North County market may see a dip in industrial rents.

The San Diego office market has seen great recovery since the last recession, and redevelopment activity in the class-B market is responsible for much of the gain.