San Diego

With developers paying so much attention to high-end market-rate apartments and 60% AMI affordable housing, middle-income supply has dwindled and is now in great demand, Wakeland Housing's Rebecca Louie tells attendees at RealShare San Diego.

A large destination retail environment that provides an experience that shoppers can't get at Fashion Valley will both draw vendors and justify the parking expenses, JLL's Craig Killman tells RealShare San Diego attendees.

NewSchool, design institute, local universities, design firms and real estate developers band together to reinvent Downtown National City with sustainable designs aimed to stimulate economic revitalization.

Traditional lenders used to make up the bulk of CRE lending, but now alternative lenders are viewed as a viable lending source, often backed by institutions, Money360's Gary Bechtel tells attendees at RealShare San Diego's capital-markets session.

San Diego makes a strong case for Amazon locating its second headquarters in East Otay Mesa, but even without it, companies will be drawn to this submarket, Chesnut Properties Lee Chesnut tells RealShare San Diego attendees.

Spaces' company motto is “success breeds more success,” so the firm chooses to enter markets where there is innovation happening in industries of all kinds, VP of development Michael Berretta tells GlobeSt.com.

San Diego continues to show its potential as a diverse growth and innovation market with long roots in STEM talent, biotech and life sciences, med-tech and tourism, San Diego Regional EDC's Lauree Sahba tells attendees at RealShare San Diego.

Certain drivers—among them younger families, schools and larger common-area spaces—will drive some of the “older” Millennials back to the 'burbs, Pathfinder's Lorne Polger tells GlobeSt.com.