Moving can be such a pain. A San Diego AI startup company just announced a deal with a major moving company to help make the process easier.The startup, Yembo, uses AI to analyze videos of people’s homes before they hire a mover. Moving companies then use the information gathered by Yembo to produce

Construction started Wednesday on one of San Diego’s most expensive subsidized housing developments in its history. The $98 million Cuatro development in City Heights, taking up four buildings, will have rent-restricted units for extremely low-income residents earning 30 percent to 60 percent of are

On the same day investor Douglas Hamm paid more than $13 million for the abandoned warehouse that San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria wants to lease for 35 years, Hamm borrowed more than $17 million from a private lender in El Segundo.According to county property records, companies owned by Hamm took out a

Q: Our HOA ballot package for the board election included three candidate statements that endorsed themselves as a slate, one of whom also criticized their opponent. In the past, candidate statements included bios, qualifications, and what they had done or will do, but did not mention opponents or e

Built in 1966, the San Diego International Sports Arena slated to be razed in a proposed redevelopment plan is historically significant for its contribution to the region’s economic growth after World War II, its association with a big name in the local sports industry and its New Formalism architec

Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield has started construction on an all-new wing of luxury shops and destination eateries designed to further elevate the status of its flagship Westfield UTC property in University City.Thursday, the French firm announced the expansion project, which will introduce 50,000 squar

Q: I came across an article in which you answered a question about election by acclamation. There is a lot of information on the internet about acclamation, but one item does not seem to be answered. Perhaps you can assist. Once a board determines/votes to elect candidates by acclamation at an open

Has Southern California’s housing market awoken from its lengthy slumber?My trusty spreadsheet, peeking at February’s CoreLogic sales stats — the most recent available — found these record-setting nuggets …Sales: The 12,430 transactions completed in the six-county region — involving existing and new

San Diego has formally cut ties with the real estate developer proposing to convert the empty office tower at 101 Ash St. into a residential building.Thursday, the city informed developer Reven Capital in a letter delivered via email of its decision to end negotiations, citing an impasse on terms in

San Diego rent growth skyrocketed during the pandemic but now appears to have come back down to earth and — depending where you live — there might be a deal to be had. The average monthly rent in the first quarter was $2,402, said real estate tracker CoStar, up 0.6 percent in a year. That’s at the s

San Marcos recently approved a new 119-unit apartment complex on a piece of land that had been vacant for decades. The roughly $35 million Capalina Apartments complex is expected to break ground in the fall and take about 18 months to build. It is the city’s first new apartment project in more than

Filling open HOA board seats is a vexing and discouraging problem for some associations. However, there may be reasons why neighbors are not interested in serving. Could any of the below characteristics describe your association?Volunteer managers. Do directors spend many hours each week on HOA busi

A prominent philanthropic organization has cut a $303,000 check to hire an outside consultant to help San Diego sidestep repeat failure as it seeks to secure developer interest in remaking the city’s Civic Center real estate.On Tuesday, the Prebys Foundation and the Downtown San Diego Partnership an

Misleading and self-serving statements by the “toxic mold” industry continue to grab attention. This second installment lists further wrong statements followed by the truth.You cannot personally handle mold. Many mold consultants treat mold as if it were asbestos. Asbestos is dangerous and is very d

San Diego County home sales have picked up after a dismal few months. There were 2,132 sales in February, up 27.1 percent from January, said CoreLogic data, which was tied for the lowest-ever sales month in records going back to 1988. February’s numbers mark the most sales in a month going back to A

Nearly 31,000 more people left San Diego County than moved here between July of 2022 and July of 2023, the U.S. Census Bureau recently reported.With the exception of the first year of the pandemic, when the net outflow exceeded 33,000, that volume of people exiting the county hasn’t been seen in nea

A 278-unit apartment complex is coming to Chula Vista’s Millenia neighborhood, a dense area with several other apartment and condo buildings. The project, a joint venture from Ryan Companies and Strata Equity Group, is expected to open its first phase of apartments late next year, they announced thi

All Peoples Church is appealing to a higher power the San Diego City Council’s decision to deny the permits required for an all-new facility with a 900-seat sanctuary on a vacant, 6-acre lot in Del Cerro. Monday, the religious institution filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court for the Southe

San Diego recorded the biggest jump in home prices in the nation for a second month in a row.The San Diego metropolitan area’s annual home price increased 11.2 percent annually in January, according to the S&P Case-Shiller Indices report released Tuesday, up from 8.8 percent the previous month. It m

The city of San Diego is close to inking two separate lease agreements that will allow it to vacate almost entirely the 54-year-old City Operations Buildings at 1222 First Ave. in the municipal core.The contracts will relocate hundreds of staffers in the development services department from the rund