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Most new homes this year start around $1 million and are mainly concentrated in Chula Vista's Otay Ranch neighborhood, San Marcos and Poway.

San Diego's unemployment rate stayed low in November, despite a big shedding of construction jobs. Retail and office work are picking up.

San Diego County has built more housing through the first nine months than last year. Housing analysts are doubtful building will stay at the same pace

The Del Mar Seaside Ridge proposal has 85 rent-restricted apartments on the ocean bluff site near Dog Beach that was once eyed for a resort.

City planners and residents debate how best to update the plan that will shape the community for the coming decades

Rent for single-family homes in San Diego is up 10 percent in a year.

3Roots opens as mortgage interest rates hit their highest level in years.

After years of delays, the city of San Diego is ready to make good on its long-promised downtown park, East Village Green — albeit with a revised budget that has ballooned beyond recognition and no longer has room for a few features that could be key to the park's success.

Building permits show San Diego County constructed 10,188 homes in 2021. But is that enough to keep up with demand?

Thousands of new apartments are set to open in the county this year, with the largest complexes outside of downtown.