Last week Punxsutawney Phil made it official – San Diego businesses have to cope with six more weeks of winter. In the coming week there are numerous speakers and activities that will help us make it through the dreary days ahead.
In January, the California Contractors State License Board issued the first state contractor license to a limited liability company, something that was prohibited until the passage of California Senate Bill 392 nearly two years ago.
Based on primary research, now is the best time to “place a bet” on China as a place to set up a front office, said Jack Bell, managing director of Pantek Partners, at the World Trade Center San Diego's eighth annual China Business Outlook on Thursday.
Chula Vista’s long-awaited waterfront development is expected to get final approval in the next three months and possibly have Nashville-based Gaylord Entertainment head development of a hotel and convention center once again.
The 312-unit Las Flores apartment complex at 7039 Charmant Drive in the University Towne Centre submarket has been sold for $64.7 million -- or $207,371 per unit -- as part of a reported $169 million, four property portfolio sale.
Upon entering Andrew Skale's office, a visitor is just as likely to be treated to a magic trick as to receive legal advice.
In a closed session Monday, the San Diego City Council and Mayor Jerry Sanders will hear from outside counsel on a case that has challenged its campaign contribution restrictions.
Kramm Court Reporting will host a seminar on business presentations Feb. 16 from noon-1:30 p.m. as part of its speaker series.
The construction week is slow at municipalities. None of the agencies have projects to update, and some have adjourned their meetings.
Alabama Manor, a nine-unit apartment in University Heights at 4543 Alabama St. in San Diego 92116, has been sold for $1.13 million.
