Author: Raye Scott

    Shared By Raye Scott | Scott Finn & Associates Developers erecting some of San Diego’s most significant structures remain cautiously optimistic about in-progress project timelines The local construction industry is chugging along at a remarkable pace despite complications of performing state-deemed “essential” work during a global

    Shared By Raye Scott | Scott Finn & Associates A plan to build a transit hub with a connection to San Diego’s airport on Navy property is taking another step forward. The Navy and San Diego’s regional planning agency, SANDAG, are working together to potentially develop

    Shared By Raye Scott | Scott Finn & Associates San Diego Bay Parade of Lights 5 p.m. Sunday. San Diego Bay from Shelter Island toward Coronado Ferry Landing. Free. sdparadeoflights.org More than 80 lavishly decorated sailboats, yachts and dinghies will light up San Diego Bay on Sunday during

      Shared By Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates An earthquake fault line under Seaport Village has led to a major rework of plans for what will likely become a San Diego landmark. Plans for the nearly 40-year old shopping and recreation area include a 480-foot

    Shared By Raye Scott| Scott Finn & Associates Staging vs. Leaving Vacant There are so many decisions that need to be made when selling your home. You have to decide when to sell it, who to hire to sell it, what price to set, and on

      Shared By Raye Scott| Scott Finn & Associates San Diego is a city of sunshine and beaches, but beyond that lies a thriving market for localized products, inventive cuisine, and budding entrepreneurs. That entrepreneurial spirit has hit women hard, and they’ve busted their way into

      Shared By Raye Scott | Scott Finn & Associates San Diego County had the second-most home price reductions in the nation so far in 2019, said research from real estate website Trulia. Price reductions are more common in the winter months, but San Diego County hasn’t