Shared By Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates Author says her legislation is now a two-year bill, allowing her to amend it in hopes of gaining broader support in 2020 In a stunning move Wednesday, a state bill that would have sharply curtailed the short-term
Shared By Francine Finn | Scott Finn & Associates Almost any San Diegan you meet can tell you that it’s too expensive to live in our city. That’s not up for debate. The real question is: What can we do about it that creates more
Shared By Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates Fun spin (or reality?) on the future of San Diego! - Sarah Scott The City of San Diego is 250! Instead of looking back, we asked experts to predict how our city will look in 50 more years. TRANSPORTATION Interstate
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 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 Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates State bill would largely bar the short-term rental of second homes and investor properties within the county’s coastal zone where cities already have widely varying regulations. In yet another victory for critics of short-term vacation rentals, a
Shared By Francine Finn| Scott Finn & Associates Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer was joined on June 20 by City Councilmember Vivian Moreno to officially sign the fiscal year 2020 budget that significantly expands the “Clean SD” program to remove trash and debris from communities across
Shared By Sarah Scott| Scott Finn & Associates Our very own Sarah visited this stunning hacienda in Mexico City a few months ago
Shared By Sarah Scott| Scott Finn & Associates Two Michelin-starred chefs have relocated from Italy to San Diego to helm a 5,000-square-foot restaurant that intends to make a statement about modern Italian cuisine, both locally and nationally, by bringing together the regional food of Calabria
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