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The COVID19 pandemic has affected many different industries – and the adverse effects have been swift and dramatic for some businesses.
Public-Private Partnerships, often known as the P3 model, are rising in the U.S.
While the rate of residential and commercial construction is expected to dip in 2020, this is not the case for construction related to affordable housing projects in the San Diego area.
The rate of residential and commercial construction is anticipated to drop in 2020, however, that slowdown is expected to be short lived.
Although there is continued speculation regarding a recession, many experts believe various negative factors will contribute to a domestic economic slowdown, which includes non-residential construction.
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The California single-family housing market is expected to grow slowly through 2020, but the multifamily housing market will continue to be strong.
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Finding – and hiring – a great property manager takes some effort, but it is time well spent.
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Anyone who owns rental property knows that managing a property can be time-consuming and stressful.
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Traditionally, renting is the gateway to home ownership. But that appears to no longer be the case.
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As any property owner knows, managing a property takes time and effort.
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It is hard to imagine walking into a home or office building and not have access to an Internet connection or cell service.
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A group of residents raised discussion of a possible traffic circle at an intersection in Lower Hermosa during the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board’s Sept. 16 meeting, with action potentially to be taken later.
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After a lengthy discussion that began the day before, University of California regents said Sept. 17 that they were delaying a decision on approving the UC San Diego Theatre District Living and Learning Neighborhood until UCSD brings clearer financial projections to a future regents meeting.
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UC San Diego Health is one of a dozen health systems worldwide that have formed a research consortium for doctors, researchers, patients and the general public to submit questions that could be answered by COVID-19 patient medical record data from 200-plus hospitals.
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The city of San Diego says none of the ideas proposed recently to ease traffic at the La Jolla intersection known as “The Throat” is feasible, leading the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board to again seek a comprehensive study of the area.
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A San Diego County woman alleges in a lawsuit that a local physician she consulted for fertility issues used his own sperm to artificially inseminate her, which was discovered only after her adult son took a DNA test decades later.
