San Diego
San Diego Remains a Landlord’s Market
Demand continues to be healthy in the area, sustained by demographic expansion and a sluggish pipeline. Rent growth ended 2017 at 4.6 percent, nearly double the U.S. average.
San Diego Community Lands $6.2M Refi
Situated in the heart of Little Italy, VIVO Little Italy is a seven-story property featuring a mix of studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans.
Kidder Mathews Arranges Sale of San Diego Community
Built in 1989, 204 Clark St. is a 20-unit, 17,578-square-foot community with one- and two-bedroom apartments. The off-market transaction property offers easy access to both East Washington Avenue and North Broadway.
San Diego Senior Housing Lands $82M Refi
Fannie Mae has provided its first Green Rewards loan for Paradise Village, a 394-unit Class A community in National City, Calif.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for January
This month’s multifamily listings include a community in Vancouver’s Kitsilano neighborhood, apartments overlooking Biscayne Bay in Miami Beach and an asset located within a highly dense urban center in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
San Diego Affordable Community Breaks Ground
Affirmed Housing Group is developing Bluewater, an 80-unit affordable housing community that marks the firm’s third project in San Diego’s Grantville neighborhood.
HFF Secures $165M Refi for 2 San Diego Communities
The assets are part of Sunroad Enterprises’ 40-acre, master-planned community, which will include 1,622 multifamily units and 856,000 square feet of commercial space upon completion.
LMC’s San Diego Community Poised to Open
The 368-unit Shift includes 19,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and features amenities such as co-working space, an art-walk courtyard and EV charging stations.
MGPG Buys 456-Unit San Diego-Area Community
Waterleaf is a low-density garden-style property featuring one- and two-bedroom apartment units. CBRE secured a $76 million Fannie Mae acquisition loan.
Affirmed Begins Work on San Diego Veterans Community
The project will transform a motel into an 84-unit community to be known as Zephyr. Funding is coming from several government sources, including the California Department of Housing and Community Development.