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San Diego Real Estate - Page 7

Report: Gen X leaving SD, taking their kids

New research shows that San Diego County has been losing a key portion of the community, with substantial numbers of the Generation X population group leaving town - and taking their children ... Ref. Source 5

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Giant Ferris wheels proposed on bay

A 400-foot Ferris wheel, complete with a light show and museum exhibits, would be downtown's next big attraction if proposers of the Skywheel at Discovery Point get the nod from the San ... Ref. Source 4

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Mayor focuses budget on neighborhoods

Mayor Kevin Faulconer Monday will unveil a proposed operating budget focused on bolstering neighborhoods by spending significantly more on street and sidewalk repair, tripling the money spent on tree trimming and expanding ... Ref. Source 7

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Vacation rental debate heats up in SD

Long-simmering tensions over the rapid rise of short-term vacation rentals in San Diego bubbled over Wednesday at City Hall as homeowners on both sides of the debate squared off in what promises ... Ref. Source 2

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Study endorses bayfront center expansion

An eagerly awaited report analyzing the financial return on an expanded San Diego convention center reaffirms what its backers have long advocated: It needs to be on the waterfront. The $90,000 study, ... Ref. Source 2g

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Office sales soar in San Diego County

Office sales in San Diego County topped $1 billion in the last three months, the highest since the economy collapsed in 2007. Economists say the sales are just another sign of an improved economy, as opposed to a major shift in industry or a new trend. Ref. Source 8w

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Homeowners want eucalyptus trees gone

A group of Del Mar homeowners wants the city to order the destruction of 29 blue gum eucalyptus trees they say are blocking their ocean views and violating a city ordinance designed to protect them. It's a dispute that's been going on for about 12 years. Ref. Source 7v

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San Diego waterfront may get new look

In a closely watched changing of the guard, The Brigantine may replace Anthony’s Fish Grotto on the downtown San Diego waterfront, where it has had a presence since 1946. The new restaurant, Portside Pier, may open in that prime spot in 2017. Ref. Source 4i