Known for being the hometown of fictional, yet legendary, news anchor Ron Burgundy and serving as the backdrop for film classics like Top Gun and Some Like it Hot, San Diego is perhaps best known for its laid-back locals and near-perfect weather. Today, the city…

WHAT’S IN A NAME? The San Diego multi-purpose stadium is located in the heart of Mission Valley and has undergone several transformations in its 51-year history. Originally, it was known simply as San Diego Stadium, then Jack Murphy Stadium, moving to Qualcomm Stadium, and most…

HORTON PLAZA: A BRIEF HISTORY Known for its avant-garde architecture, odd spatial rhythms, split-level walkways, and rich color schemes, the history of Horton Plaza is as complex as its construction. Nestled in downtown San Diego between Broadway and G Street, and 1st and 4th Avenue,…

SEAPORT VILLAGE: A BRIEF HISTORY Imagine a place where you can enjoy the best of both worlds; the laid-back beauty of an idyllic seaside village with the excitement of a bustling metropolitan city. Set against the backdrop of serene sailboats, lush trees and calm blue…

Urban sprawl was driven by convenient modes of transportation and cheaper property values and previous generations have settled themselves nicely in the suburbs. However, the younger generations have a different lifestyle in mind. The idea of urban walkability is sending a wave of new people…

We’re going to examine a market where the sun shines 300 days a year and the market is prime for real estate investors. Let’s turn our attention to sunny San Diego and take a look at what key factors make San Diego real estate investing…