By The Registry Staff The luxurious dreams of a five-star hotel in downtown San Diego are now pivoting towards an alternative vision - affordable housing. City officials are showing a preference for transforming the publicly owned parcel at Seventh Avenue and Market Street into a space that houses more than 400 units for lower-income households. […]
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