Nine months of bumpiness in the financial markets, driven largely by the slowdown in China, oil pricing and, most recently, the Brexit, continued in Q2, but is showing signs of calming. While this has impacted deal flow in 2016 and uncertainty remains around the upcoming U.S. election, real estate capital markets are starting to normalize after… Read More
The downtown San Diego waterfront is undergoing major changes which will transform the face of the city. These highlighted projects do not include the recent upgrades to Ruocco Park and the esplanade, or other recent developments adjacent to the waterfront. These waterfront projects are the most visible aspects of a genuine transformation which… Read More
The U.S. homeownership rate fell to its lowest rate since the fourth quarter of 1967:
Homeownership slides down to 63.5 percent in the first quarter
JLL’s Construction Outlook report provides valuable insight into construction trends in the U.S. and JLL San Diego’s PDS Market Lead, Julie… Read More
San Diego employment continues to increase as total non-farm employment grew by 40,200 jobs, or 2.9 percent year-over-year. The latest employment update highlights the continued trend of employment growth and jobs continuing to be created in the market.
Professional and business services recorded the greatest year-over gain with 10,300 jobs, followed by education and health services which… Read More
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