Latest real estate-related updates for Point Loma. Updated when local development, zoning, parks, or housing news is material.
Gov. Newsom signed SB 344 on Sept. 29. Times of San Diego reported the law treats Midway Rising's environmental review as sufficient and sends the 4,250-home plan toward a final council vote. This is the signature, not the earlier bill or deadline cards.
Times of San Diego opinion (Christine Smith, Peninsula Community Planning Board) flags whether Midway Rising's ~2,000 affordable units are contractually enforceable before fall Council votes. Builds on prior SB 344 / CEQA cards.
San Diego listed the 1.95-acre Barnes Tennis Center overflow parking lot among 11 city-owned housing-study sites. No project is proposed yet.
Voice of San Diego: SB 344 would say the city's Midway Rising environmental review satisfies CEQA. Weber Pierson says it is not an exemption. Different bill from the Aug. 18 story.
Voice of San Diego reports a wholesale CEQA exemption so the city's own study would satisfy state environmental review. Different bill from SB 958 and from The Admiral at Liberty Station.
A public forum at Pechanga Arena and new state legislation keep Midway Rising in play: more than 4,200 homes, a 16,000-seat arena, parks, and retail next to Point Loma. Different story from The Admiral at Liberty Station.
Point Loma resident Ryan Thorsen holds a city lease for a restaurant, speakeasy, event venue, wine market, restored gardens, and about 200 parking stalls. Phase one aims for late summer or early fall 2027. Not new housing.
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