Author: Amy Spear

    Shared By Amy Spear | Scott Finn & Associates Lawsuit settlement ends a three-month standoff between the mall owner and its long-time tenant Horton Plaza’s second act as a $275 million mixed-use office campus is back on track as the mall owner has settled a legal

      Shared By Amy Spear | Scott Finn & Associates Have you seen the latest Seaport rendering of the observation tower? A lot has changed! Now the developer is thinking it will be the focal point of the project! It will be an iconic and engaging attraction

      Shared By Amy Spear | Scott Finn & Associates We are excited for the future of downtown's waterfront! The Port of San Diego is updating their long-term Master Plan, and we are thrilled to see their vision includes more parks, coastal access and water mobility.

      Shared By Sarah Scott| Scott Finn & Associates City Council votes to amend retail restriction, clearing the way for redevelopment. Horton Plaza’s second act as a mixed-use office campus has received the official seal of approval from city leaders, who said Monday that the property’s new

      Shared By Amy Spear| Scott Finn & Associates Pricing your home is hard. The stats show how important it is to listen to your realtor! If you overprice your house, it's more likely that your house will sit on the market and then sell less

      Shared By Amy Spear | Scott Finn & Associates Did you just pay your taxes? Here are some tax tips for next year to save you some money using real estate investments: - Amy Spear While the 2019 tax filing season may be over, if you’re buying or selling real

      Shared By Amy Spear | Scott Finn & Associates We are excited for Stockdale Partners to bring thousands of new, high-paying jobs by transforming Horton Plaza to The Campus by Horton for innovation and tech companies. We encourage the City to review and approve this

      Shared By Amy Spear| Scott Finn & Associates How a San Diego YIMBY club changed city politics A new political movement is shaking up city hall and setting the stage for a big election in 2020 When San Diego’s Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer—the only GOP leader of

      Shared By Amy Spear| Scott Finn & Associates What is branding? Downtown San Diego consists of six communities referred to as districts. Each district is defined not only by its geographical location, but also by the unique charactertistics of its architecture, types of businesses, and diversity