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Guild Mortgage’s Acquisition Strategy Goes After Companies and Talent

As the mortgage market gets more competitive and the wider economy grows more volatile, Mary Ann McGarry and her fellow investors at Guild Mortgage are taking things in stride.

Trends in Office Design Include Collaborative Areas, Access to Amenities

When it comes to keeping up with the latest trends in urban designs, the San Diego lifestyle plays a major role in what comes to fruition.

Airport Authority Sees a New Terminal 1 Helping Land Business, Cut Traffic, Make Impression

Planning is underway for up to $3 billion worth of improvements to San Diego International Airport, including replacement of the airport’s aging Terminal 1 building, construction of a new road onto and off the property, more parking and an additional taxiway for commercial airliners, as well as a new administration building.

McClellan-Palomar Remains Niche Airport Under New Plan

TRAVEL: Runway Extension A Key Part Of 20-Year Master Plan

The county of San Diego has approved a new master plan for McClellan-Palomar Airport in Carlsbad which calls for new safety measures as well as extending the runway’s length by up to 800 feet.

Manageable Technology Makes Aging in Place More Possible

HEALTH: Software Is Personalized, Even Capable Of Some Conversation

More than 87 percent of people 65 years or older want to stay in their current home as they age, according to a 2014 AARP survey. Among them: Dan Deninger and his wife, Cindy.

Local Cos. Blend Tech and Health Care to Give Seniors Tools to Cope

Dan Deninger — an Oceanside senior unversed in computers or smartphones — dictates messages to his assistant, Lisa. She also chimes in with medication reminders, historical facts and what’s coming up on the calendar.

Mission Valley Is Hot for Office Projects, Which in Turn Bring More Multifamily

Mission Valley is about to undergo a surge in office redevelopment.

CRE Markets Don’t See Downside As Sectors Keep Flourishing

PROPERTY: Strong Labor Market, San Diego’s Popularity Stoke Momentum

Commercial real estate in general is booming in San Diego, with many brokers expecting a strong finish to 2018 in most sectors.

New Plan Aims to Equip Underutilized Workforce For Innovation Economy

San Diego County faces a steep challenge when it comes to preparing enough workers with the right skills to fill high-tech jobs in the coming decade, a recent study found.

Study Shows Need to ‘Unlock Economic Potential’ of Workers

San Diego has untapped potential to contribute to the local economy among millennials, veterans, women and minorities, a recent analysis produced by the San Diego Regional Chamber Foundation has found.

A New Steakhouse On The Dining Scene Raises Questions About Market Saturation

During an exclusive hard-hat tour in October of the then soon-to-be-opened $10 million Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse at the InterContinental San Diego hotel in downtown, general manager Michael Manoocheri stated: “There are steakhouses in every corner in this area, but, we hope to stand out by the ambience we’ve created.”