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City Names 2 SD Representives to Port Commission

February 28, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The City Council Tuesday unanimously approved two mayoral nominations to the Port Commission: Patricia McQuater, who previously served on the commission, and Peter Janopaul.

Burnham Chief Says Growth Mantra From Last Year to be Repeated in 2001

February 28, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The mantra for the San Diego County commercial real estate market in 2000 was "demand, demand, demand"--with no immediate sign of slowing this year, according to Stath Karras, president/CEO of Burnham Real Estate Services.

CORRECTION: Huge Border Retail Project Ready to Open In Fall

February 28, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The developer of a 66-acre, $225-million mixed-used project near the Mexico border says the ambitious complex is on track and will open in November, in time for the peak holiday sales season.<p>

Report Claims Local Economy Will Add Jobs, but Not as Fast as Before

February 27, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Despite a softening local economy, companies will continue to hire workers at a healthy clip this spring, according to the latest poll released today by Manpower Inc.

Report Claims Local Economy Will Add Jobs, but Not as Fast as Before

February 27, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Despite a softening local economy, companies will continue to hire workers at a healthy clip this spring, according to the latest poll released today by Manpower Inc.

NTC Changes Name, as Wrecking Ball Begins Clearing Way for Redevelopment

February 27, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Naval Training Center has been renamed Liberty Station, and buildings there are being demolished to make way for mixed-use development.

City Abandons Plan to Put Offices in Rural North County Area

February 27, 2001

ESCONDIDO, CA-The city has rejected a plan to bring office development to two rural areas called Deer Springs and Harmony Grove.

Mayor: Let Ballpark Project Proceed Without Waterfront Hotel

February 26, 2001

SAN DIEGO-The proposed downtown ballpark project could go through without the major waterfront hotel that was both its biggest financial risk and biggest source of revenue.

Burnham Pacific Sells Off Two More of Its Properties for $19 Mil

February 26, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Burnham Pacific Properties Inc. today announced that it has closed on the sale of two retail centers, the Puget Park Shopping Center in Everett, WA and Cameron Park Place in Cameron Park, CA.

Apartment, Commercial Construction Up in January

February 26, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Luxury apartment complexes continued to fuel the county's construction activity in January, and single-family construction hold its own.

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City Names 2 SD Representives to Port Commission

Burnham Chief Says Growth Mantra From Last Year to be Repeated in 2001

CORRECTION: Huge Border Retail Project Ready to Open In Fall

Report Claims Local Economy Will Add Jobs, but Not as Fast as Before

Report Claims Local Economy Will Add Jobs, but Not as Fast as Before

NTC Changes Name, as Wrecking Ball Begins Clearing Way for Redevelopment

City Abandons Plan to Put Offices in Rural North County Area

Mayor: Let Ballpark Project Proceed Without Waterfront Hotel

Burnham Pacific Sells Off Two More of Its Properties for $19 Mil

Apartment, Commercial Construction Up in January

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