San Diego

Investment activity slowed 10% altogether in 2017, but some asset classes fared better than others.

By the end of 2017, investment sales volumes were in the black thanks to an end-of-the-year surge, but the impact of the slowdown at the beginning of the year suppressed growth.

The culture is transitioning from NIMBY to YIMBY, and with that paradigm shift comes a belief that affordable housing can be beautiful, uplifting and safe, Mathilda Bialk tells GlobeSt.com.

According to the numbers, San Diego retail activity was down in 2017, but a closer look reveals that prices and demand are strong for well-located assets.

Non-grocery anchored retail centers are starting to get more attention from investors, who see value beyond daily needs.

The area around Chula Vista is seeing a big increase in multifamily development following the build out of areas to the north.

2014 through 2017 were among the busiest years in commercial real estate investment, but 2018 will be a return to a normalized market.

A winning retail/residential combination depends on location, they type of project and the location's demographics—it's important to know your market, Bosa's Richard Weir tells GlobeSt.com.