May 12, 2022
Based on data from McGraw Hill Construction, contracts for construction in San Diego are up 35% since this time last year, with a value topping $3.1 billion. Interestingly, 2/3 of the money, around $2.35 billion, is coming from nonresidential construction. Nonresidential projects include commercial, industrial, office, retail, healthcare, and government buildings. $2.35 billion is more than double what was contracted last year, and this number only includes January - to August. Residential projects (single-family and multi-family housing) total $748.6 million which is a 36 percent decline from last year. If residential building continues on this trajectory, inventory demand for Buyers will remain high and prices will continue to increase. California's nonresidential projects are up 22% and residential contracts are up 7%, but nonbuilding projects (roads, bridges, etc...) are down 31% so overall there has been a 2% decline in projects since 2013.
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The project will include work on two major thoroughfares, as well as several residential streets.
An award will be given to the best shaper on Sunday.
Celebrating 50 Years of Space Exploration
The Del Mar Fairgrounds has turned into the annual 'Scream Zone' and is open through October 31st.
Holiday arts and crafts, dance and music performances including the Original Dickens Caroler.
National Geographic released its top 20 best surf towns around the globe.
The tournament is to benefit the nine elementary schools in the Encinitas Union School District.
Santa will be visiting downtown Encinitas in the Lumberyard courtyard today.
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