A 65-unit infill project from Falcon Co.'s San Diego affiliate carves out a middle lane between ultra-luxury towers and aging stock, targeting renters seeking design polish without resort-style amenity bloat. A new entrant is making its flagship play in one of San Diego's most supply-constrained urban neighborhoods. NP Illinois, the development arm of Falcon Co., […]
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