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The article reports on the opening of the first U.S. branch of Mexican restaurant chain Fisher's Group in the Little Italy neighborhood of San Diego, California.

The article announces the 14 million U.S. dollars expansion of two San Diego, California cemeteries, Glen Abbey Memorial Park and El Camino Memorial Park, to meet the need of the community.

The article focuses on HDR's expansion in San Diego by opening an architecture studio in Mission Valley. It mentions that the move aims to better serve clients in the area, bring global expertise with a local presence, and contribute to the city's growth and urban design. It highlights HDR's previous engineering work in San Diego, including transportation projects and a stormwater program.

The article reports on the renovation and reopening of Mr. A's restaurant in San Diego, California following its acquisition by former general manager, Ryan Thorsen.

The article reports on the 200,000 dollar grant from the Funders Together to End Homelessness to establish The Shared San Diego Housing Collaborative, which aims to provide apartments to homeless individuals and families. The collaborative is a joint venture (JV) between Adjoin and Townspeople. Also cited is the 2022 Regional Task Force on Homelessness data showing that 8,427 people in San Diego, California are homeless.

The article reports on the acquisition by coworking firm Kiln of rival BLOC in partnership with Midtown National Group that would allow the company to enter the San Diego County market in California. According to Kiln's Arian Lewis, the purchase is a quick way for them to enter the market. Also cited is Kiln's planned expansions in cities like Denver in Colorado and Phoenix in Arizona.

The article announces real estate projects in San Diego, California that were recognized at the Gold Nugget Awards in 2023, including the new corporate headquarters of Red Door Interactive designed by AVRP Studios for best rehabilitation project, and The Orchard at Hilltop designed by Studio E. Architects and built by Affirmed Housing, for best affordable housing project.

The article reports on the Shawood single-family home construction project of Japanese housing developer Sekisui House in Temecula, California.

The article reports on the move of the U.S. operations of Canadian pharmaceutical company Entos Pharmaceuticals to The Muse, a Torry Pines life science campus in San Diego, California, after starting them in a nearby incubator. Topics discussed include reason for choosing the site according to John Lewis, chief executive officer (CEO) and founder of Entos, description made by Entos on itself, and reason that The Muse has special significance for Lewis.

The article reports on the 4 million dollars received by San Diego, California horticulture company that sells plants online, Lively Root, from investors to help the company grow. Topics discussed include comments chief executive officer (CEO) Colin Barceloux, background on the establishment of the company in July 2022, and investors listed by Lively Oak for the round of fundraising.

The article reports about the real estate investments in San Diego's life science industry have slowed due to rising interest rates and falling stock market prices. It mentions that the subleasing space has increased, and more potentially coming online. Furthermore, 2022 was the slowest market for Initial public offering (IPOs) in the last five years, and the first half of 2023 is expected to be the same, according to Starck.

The article reports on the West downtown tower construction project of real estate developer Holland Partner Group in San Diego, California. Topics discussed include the facilities that comprise the mixed-use building project such as apartments, office spaces, and a tunnel connected to the San Diego County Central Jail, the involvement of architect Carrier Johnson+Culture and Japanese firm North America Sekisui House in the project, and the expected completion of the construction.

The article highlights that Sason, a family owned real estate firm based in New York, plans extensive renovations to the Kearny Mesa office building it acquired, including makeovers for building lobbies and making its entry into the San Diego County market.

The article features Juli Moran, managing director and office managing partner at Deloitte in San Diego, California, who was named by the San Diego Business Journal as 2022 Business Woman of the Year among private companies with 250 or more employees.

The article reports on appeal of San Diego, California as a life science market, and the continued acquisition of property for life science development by developers in the third quarter of 2022, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

The article reports on the modular workforce housing projects to be constructed by Impact Housing in Stockton, North Park, the College Area and Barrio Logan in San Diego, California.

The article reports that San Diego/Tijuana are one of two finalists to be chosen as the International World Design Capital for 2024, a designation that is said to bring worldwide recognition for its cooperative efforts in the arts and a wide range of projects. Topics discussed include comments from Tad Parzen, president and chief executive officer (CEO) of the Burnham Center for Community Advancement, background on the competition, and practical San Diego/Tijuana examples cited by Parzen.

The article presents the views of various real estate companies of San Diego on the buyer fatigue impacting the San Diego's real estate market as people delays the buying plans.

The article reports on the 20.3 percent increase in monthly apartment rents in San Diego, California from 2021 to 2022 with more hikes likely, according to Apartment List, an online listing services.

The article focuses on San Diego, California as the priority list for new acquisitions of MG Properties in 2022, according Paul Kaseburg, chief investment officer of the company.

The article reports on the office buildings acquired by real estate investment firm Sason in San Diego, California in 2022. The company bought the Scripps Ranch office building Willow Creek Corporate Center in May from a joint venture between Harbert Management and Cypress Office Properties. Sason also acquired a Kearny Mesa office for an undisclosed price in February.

The article offers San Diego real estate new briefs as of May 9, 2022 on topics including the first quarter improvement of the office market, the first quarter positive absorption of the office sector, and the lesser space searches by employees than before the pandemic.

The article reports that biotechnology company Guardant Health has leased space at Science Center Drive in San Diego, California, with Amir Ali Talasaz and Helmy Eltouky as co-chief executive officers (CEO).

The article details the plan of housing development, management and general contractor CEDARst Cos. to construct an apartment building in North Park, the company's first project in San Diego, California.

The article offers information on the Deloitte movement from San Diego headquarters in One Paseo. It discusses that One Pasio's traditional office space of private rooms behind closed doors commonly associated with firms such as Deloitte and one that Deloitte itself had before the move; and mentions that Deloitte's One Paseo office is big on open space with touches that give the space a very San Diego feel.

The article reports on the office opened by architecture and design firm Hammel, Green and Abrahamson (HGA) in San Diego, California.

The article reports on the quick entry of real estate and financial technology firm TXR Homes based in San Mateo, California into competitive home buying and selling market in San Diego by acquiring TXR Homes, a Carlsbad real estate agency.

The article discusses that Irvine Co. has been expanding its San Diego operations, along with explores the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the businesses.

The article reports that Perkins & Will, an architecture firm based in Chicago, Illinois is opening an office in San Diego, California, as of January 2022. Topics covered include the award won by the firm in 2022, the Franklin Antonio Hall under construction at University of California San Diego which was designed by the firm and the firm's overall style. It also cites the expected expansion of the San Diego office as it gains more work in the region.

The article focuses on the plans of San Diego State University to sell off bits and pieces of the Mission Valley sports stadium. It mentions that concurrent with the demolition of the old stadium, preliminary work is under way for a new 35,000-seat stadium on the northwest corner of the site. It also mentions that money from the sale of stadium memorabilia will be invested in the new stadium.

The article offers information on Weaver, a national accounting firm that specializes in working with clients in the oil, gas and renewable fuels market - has moved its San Diego operations from coworking space it had been leasing in UTC to permanent offices in the same neighborhood. It mentions views of Ashley Player, a partner in Weaver's Energy Compliance Group in San Diego, California.

The article focuses on two East Village apartment towers likely to become San Diego landmarks has required special care from the Baltimore-based a architectural firm that has designed them. Topics include the views of Kelly Farrell, president of CallisonRTKL, on the story project at 11th Avenue and B Street being special because it will be a gateway to downtown, and presenting an unusual challenge because of an earthquake fault that runs through the middle of the site being project.

The article focuses on apartment complex is going up in North Park as part of a drive by Suffolk Construction Company to expand its operations in San Diego and throughout Southern California San Diego inlcuding the views of Zach Hammond, general manager of Suffolk Construction in San Diego.

The article reports on the emergence of investment firm Stos Partners as a key player in the commercial real estate sector in San Diego, California, as of May 2020. Topics discussed include the passion of the company to acquire older industrial buildings and renovate them according to Jason Richards, a partner in Stos Partners; educational and career background of C. J. Stos, chief executive officer (CEO) and founder of Stos Partners; and effect of the pandemic.

The article offers information on the project of a new landmark along downtown San Diego's Bayfront. It mentions the views of the Matt Morton, the company's director of restaurant development on the efforts for the construction of unique architecture. It discusses the challenges in the construction of the site.

The article reports that Chicago-based real estate investment company, Harrison Street has acquired two life science buildings in Sorrento Mesa. Topics include the ongoing expansion by life science companies; its partnership with Bioscience Properties (BPI) and Longfellow1 Partners; and its aim to provide facilities and provide critical services during the Covid 19 to patients and general public.

The article offers information on a company based in Long Beach is ramping up its investment in San Diego County with an eye toward redeveloping property to fit the tastes of people in their 20s and 30s -the so-called millennials.

In this article the author talks about Diego County is fertile ground for coworking companies in 2020, with new companies entering the market and others expanding. Topics discussed include UTC Westfield mall as part of a partnership with Seritage Growth Properties, which is redeveloping the former Sears site in the mall, and the views of Katharine Lau, senior director of real estate at Industrious, on it.

The article discusses apartment renters and investors are playing significant role in San Diego, California, commercial real estate market, from brokers and a the national housing agency including the views of Bob Pinnegar, president of the National Apartment Association, on markets.

The article offers information on the San Diego County's housing prices have reached the point where San Diego is in the unenviable position of being second in the nation behind Los Angeles in how much homebuyers must borrow relative to their incomes.

The article discusses the uncertainty regarding the growth of coworking market in San Diego County, California. It mentions WeWork was one of the companies that blossomed coming out of the Great Recession and coworking accounts for 1.1 percent of the overall office space. It also mentions economists are predicting that there will be an economic downturn within the next two years, creating a bit of uncertainty for coworking companies.

The article talks on a seaport project that Canh Tran is heading will transform a 70-acreportion of the down town water front that includes Seaport Village in San Diego, California. It mentions senior project manager for Gafeon, Tran is in charge of what many say will be a defining project for San Diego, the 2 billion U.S. dollars redevelopment of a 70-acre portion of the city waterfront that includes Seaport Village.

The article discusses how the demise of Civic San Diego as the arbiter of downtown development in San Diego, California may slow approval of new projects or may lead to better oversight and discusses the role of the city's Development Services Department.

The article reports on the increasing number of life science companies shifting to Carlsbad and Vista area of San Diego, and talks of the biotech company Ionis Pharmaceuticals, flexible zoning for life science companies to integrate their research and manufacturing facility.

The article explores the idea of Michael Copley Junior of Makana Properties LLC with partner Doug Holmes to convert shipping containers into living spaces in San Diego, California. Topics discussed include increasing number of homeless people; views of Laura Nunn, policy director of the San Diego Housing Federation, a nonprofit that advocates for affordable housing; and benefits of converting shipping containers to housing.