Construction has commenced on a significant affordable housing development in San Diego's Mission Valley, representing the first phase of what developers envision as a transformative transit-oriented community. The 190-unit complex, valued at $140 million, aims to address the region's housing shortage while pioneering a new model for transit-connected residential development. The project, developed by nonprofit […]
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