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Arkansas Architecture Firm Targets San Diego County

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By Ray Huard Verified
| San Diego Business Journal Verified
SAN DIEGO COUNTY – An architectural firm based in Arkansas, MBL (Miller Boskus Lack), is expanding into San Diego County, working virtually for now with plans to open a brick-and-mortar office. “My goal would be to find a way to do that somewhere in the next 18 months,” said MBL architect Victor Lorenzo, who is leading the firm’s Southern California operations.
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San Diego Shopping Centers Draw Strong Investor Interest

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By Ray Huard Verified
| San Diego Business Journal Verified
The Shops at Parkway Plaza was among several retail shopping center sales in San Diego County. Photo courtesy of JLL SAN DIEGO COUNTY – Retail property in San Diego County is being snapped up by investors, with several recent deals demonstrating what brokers said is the ongoing strength of the county’s retail market. “It’s getting more competitive,” said Barret Bradley, vice president of acquisitions and development at Newmark Merrill Companies.
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Single-Family-Home ADU Builder Has Big Plans

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By Ray Huard Verified
| San Diego Business Journal Verified
SnapADU CEO Whitney Hill (right) co-founded the company in 2021 and has overseen construction of over 100 accessory dwelling units in San Diego County. Photo courtesy SnapADU SAN DIEGO – Whitney Hill has ambitious goals for SnapADU, the company that she co-founded in 2021 to build stand-alone accessory dwelling units (ADU)s.
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