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San Diego cuts ties with developer proposing to convert 101 Ash St. tower into a residential building - Vimarsana News

San Diego cuts ties with developer proposing to convert 101 Ash St. tower into a residential building

The city of San Diego has formally cut ties with the real estate developer proposing to convert the empty office tower at 101 Ash St. into a residential building.

Who Knew What and When About Secret Offer to Build Free Arena for SDSU - Vimarsana News

Who Knew What and When About Secret Offer to Build Free Arena for SDSU

La Prensa Offers Time Line to Latest Scandal Affecting Midway Rising and Sports Arena Redevelopment By Arturo Castañares / La Prensa / April 8, 2024 Sometimes it takes time and distance to see more clearly how relationships and interests help explain the actions of others. We learned that lesson with the 101 Ash building debacle…

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PERSPECTIVE: Arena Offer Secrecy Kept Public in the Dark - Vimarsana News

PERSPECTIVE: Arena Offer Secrecy Kept Public in the Dark

Relationships revealed between SDSU and Sports Arena development proposal.

A year after civil and criminal settlements, 101 Ash St. continues to haunt San Diego - Vimarsana News

A year after civil and criminal settlements, 101 Ash St. continues to haunt San Diego

Taxpayers remain on the hook for millions in maintenance, legal fees and bond payments

Horton Plaza developer wants to turn former Macy's store, empty lot into 40-story apartment towers - Vimarsana News

Horton Plaza developer wants to turn former Macy's store, empty lot into 40-story apartment towers

The developer remaking Horton Plaza mall into a mixed-use office campus is moving forward with plans to erect two, 420-foot-tall residential skyscrapers on the 10-acre property between First Avenue and Fourth Avenue in the heart of downtown San Diego.