A development proposal that would bring a "main street" to Carmel Valley won the endorsement last week of Move Alliance, a San Diego partnership of smart growth and transit advocates.
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Over the years, my neighborhood has waged a personal war against RVs. Boats, trailers and campers tend to not be our favorite vehicles either. I don’t think there is a person on my block, including me, who isn’t totally in favor of recreational vehicle ownership. We truly want you to have fun. But we also truly want you to store this vehicle somewhere other than in front of our homes.
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A San Diego-based nonprofit has come forward with a proposal to buy the former Pacific View school site from the Encinitas Union School District and turn it into a community arts center.
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The decisions now being made about the future of San Diego will help define our city and region for many decades to come. It is imperative that we think about these decisions collectively, not incrementally. With that belief as our starting point, and after weeks of interviews and discussions with key players and other reporting, U-T San Diego has concluded that the community is on the brink of ...
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A transformed downtown waterfront is within reach of San Diego.
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While perhaps not a nationally significant or unusual deal by itself, U.S. Cellular's renewal this past month of an office lease in Madison, WI, succinctly depicts the current state of leasing. U.S. Cellular agreed to extend its lease with affiliates of Wells Real Estate at the U.S. Cellular Building, a four-story, 102,000-rentable-square-foot office building . The Chicago-based carrier leases ...
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Dog gonnit! Wenatchee’s favorite hot dog stands are most likely gone forever. Hot Dog A La Cart, the outdoor wiener stands run by the guy in the hot dog hat, took down its tents, boxed up its buns and headed south Jan. 13 after two years of roadside sales that often had customers salivating.
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WENATCHEE — Dog gonnit! After today, Wenatchee’s favorite hot dog stands will most likely be gone forever.
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Goldman Sachs is the putting out the first new CMBS offering of 2012. GS Mortgage Securities Trust 2012-GC6 is a pool of 80 fixed-rate loans totaling $1.15 billion and backed by 127 properties. The loans were originated by Goldman Sachs Mortgage Company (45.8%), Citigroup Global Markets Realty Corp. (45.1%), and Archetype Mortgage Funding ILLC (9.1%). According to Moody's Investors Service, the ...
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It was a year of challenges. Mother Nature sent high water and people’s worst natures too often dominated. Driven by speculators, gas prices soared to $4 a gallon, punishing people with average or low incomes.
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