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San Diego is dealing with a troubling trend: illegal teen “ragers” are allegedly targeting vacant and for-sale homes, breaking in, charging entry, and leaving behind severe damage. Beyond the obvious security concerns, these parties can trigger expensive property destruction—including hidden plumbing and water damage that doesn’t show

The Prebys Foundation’s planned acquisition of the long-vacant California Theatre at 4th Avenue and C Street is more than a real estate headline—it’s a signal that major change is coming to San Diego’s Civic Center core. With demolition preparation on the table and long-term redevelopment discussions beginning,

A newly listed Spanish-style single-family rental at 3303 Copley Ave in Normal Heights is drawing attention for its classic charm, bright natural light, and pet-friendly appeal—right in the heart of San Diego, CA. But behind the “move-in ready” feel of many older homes is a reality renters

A new temporary lifeguard tower in Mission Beach is getting major attention in San Diego, not because of rescues or beach safety—but because of its unusual industrial design and a reported cost near $2.5 million. While the structure is meant to keep lifeguards operational as a nearby

A newly released federal homelessness report shows the first meaningful year-over-year dip in homelessness in years—down in both California and across the United States. While the policy debate is dominating headlines, the on-the-ground reality for many communities remains the same: more people are living unsheltered, and that