Archive for the News Category

San Diego is moving forward with a renewed plan to remove homeless encampments on state-owned land near major freeways—an effort city leaders say is aimed at improving public health and safety. While the announcement focuses on freeway corridors, the ripple effects reach nearby neighborhoods, storm channels, and

Wild teen “ragers” targeting vacant homes across San Diego County are leaving property owners shocked by the destruction—broken doors and windows, fireworks damage, ripped-out safety devices, and costly repairs. Beyond the headlines, these incidents can trigger serious secondary damage inside a house: burst pipes, flooded bathrooms, sewer

The Prebys Foundation’s move to purchase San Diego’s long-vacant California Theatre is more than a real estate headline—it’s a signal that major change is coming to the Civic Center core. When a long-derelict property is finally positioned for demolition and redevelopment, nearby buildings, utilities, and aging infrastructure

A newly listed rental at 3303 Copley Ave in San Diego, CA 92116 is drawing attention for its classic Spanish style, walkable Normal Heights location, and renter-friendly features like pet acceptance and a garage. But beyond the curb appeal, listings like this also highlight a real-world issue

San Diego mortgage expert Jason Ruedy is making headlines for a simple message: borrowers should shop aggressively for the lowest interest rate possible and compare lenders carefully before committing. While the story centers on home loans, the underlying takeaway hits even closer to home for San Diego