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Here's one of the latest under-reported San Diego scandals for you. The very company that the Navy selected to redevelop the 70 plus acres at NAVWAR is right now being sued by the City of San Diego for allowing contaminated soil to being dumped at an inactive city landfill and denying it. Earlier in 2024,…

The city of San Diego is suing prominent local developer Manchester Financial Group and one of its subcontractors, AMG Demolition & Environmental Service, Inc., for failing to properly clean up contaminated soil at the former Navy Broadway Complex in downtown San Diego before dumping the construction waste at an inactive landfill.

Despite difficulties securing financing for new construction, the Manchester Financial Group hopes to break ground this year on a highrise hotel in downtown San Diego.

Here are some more details about the Navy's selection of its redevelopment team for the NAVWAR properties (gleamed from U-T reporter Jennifer Van Grove's subscriber-only article in today's paper) and the history of the selection process - as the Rag has reported over the last 3 years. Owned by the Navy since the mid-1990s, the…

The project entails conversion of the World War II-era bomber plant that is currently home to NAVWAR as well as adjacent buildings into housing, retail and office space for both the Navy and civilian use.

The United States Navy has selected a development team led by San Diego-based Manchester Financial Group and McLean, Virgina-based Edgemoor Infrastructure and Real Estate to replace its obsolete NAVWAR facilities and remake the rest of the 70.3-acre military campus in San Diego's Midway District with private development.

Here are some more details about the Navy's selection of its redevelopment team for the NAVWAR properties (gleamed from U-T reporter Jennifer Van Grove's subscriber-only article in today's paper) and the history of the selection process - as the Rag has reported over the last 3 years. Owned by the Navy since the mid-1990s, the…

A year-end report from Atlas Hospitality Group shows just two new hotels opening in 2022, plus six others under construction countywide.

Fairmont Hotels, which has partnered with hotelier Doug Manchester on other projects, says the downtown highrise will be its largest in the United States

Two years after selling off much of its 12-acre site downtown, Manchester Financial Group will soon submit plans for a 1,150-room hotel near Broadway and Pacific Highway.