Podcasts

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about regulations coming to Oceanside for vacation rentals. We discuss the difficult balance between neighborhoods and vacationers and dive into ways that relationship can become more symbiotic. A Few of the regulations Oceanside is proposing are: -Mandatory registration -Ins...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we are back talking about the shared economy and in this episode its all about the Electric Scooter. The City is trying to grasp how to handle the onslaught of the electric scooters coming to our streets. On one side, it provides a great service for San Diegans and helps elevate our dep...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about the modular homes. Dvele, a prefab home startup, moves their offices to Bird Rock. We talk about what might be included in a million dollar prefab home and if there is a market for it. Todays is a two part podcast with the second part looking at the apartment market. We g...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about the importance of a transit station at the San Diego International Airport. The SPAWAR property is top of the list of places to building the ambitious Grand Central Station that might also includes housing and commercial space. How will this impact San Diego? And why is ...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about the local park being proposed by Civic San Diego. The park will offer the outdoor space San Diego is known for, in the heart of downtown. Find out more on this weeks episode.

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about what is happening in San Diego. The Marriott in Mission Valley sold and there are plans to open an additional 150 rooms! Vista Village Retail Centers sells for an extremely high price, proving the point that retail is not dead. Lastly, (but what we are most excited abou...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about how San Diego is going to eliminate parking restrictions on new development, as long as it is on transit lines. We ask the question: is this a good idea? Can we who live in San Diego depend less on our cars to get around. How will lack of parking change communities? We a...

This week on the Southern California Real Estate Report we give an update on the plans at SDSU has for the old Qualcomm Stadium. This mixed use project that is being proposed has the stadium at the center of the plans but also offices, parks, apartments and much, much more. What do you think of the plans? Clark Construction has been hire...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we look at the high-end rental market. We explore the reasons why more high-end earners are choosing to rent rather than own. We look at it from a generational standpoint and ask does student debt have anything to do with the trend or maybe its because renters in their late twenties an...

Today on the Southern California Real Estate Report we talk about if lessening the parking requirements on new development will help the housing crisis in San Diego. We wondering if San Diego is just too much of a car oriented city to rely on transit. The mayor wants more housing in transit zones and also less parking. Can Kearny Mesa ...