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 Sarah Scott | Scott Finn & Associates Lower mortgage rates are making for a rosy spring selling season, even if the economy is starting to show some sluggishness, economists note in Freddie Mac’s March forecast. “The real estate market is thawing in response to
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
Shared By Francine Finn | Scott Finn & Associates WASHINGTON (March 22, 2019) – Existing-home sales rebounded strongly in February, experiencing the largest month-over-month gain since December 2015, according to the National Association of Realtors®. Three of the four major U.S. regions saw sales gains,
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 Francine Finn | Scott Finn & Associates A measure to fund the expansion of San Diego’s waterfront convention center is headed to the ballot in 2020. Will voters say yes this time? History suggests the outlook is hazy at best. San Diego voters have