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Tijuana's downtown is turning its tourist strip into an urban center expected to draw visitors from both sides of the border and enliven the area for residents. 
The core of Tijuana's historic downtown Zona Centro, an area along Avenida Revolución three blocks wide and nine blocks long, is being revitalized as a pedestrian-friendly, urban center with a mix of new housing, office and retail amenities. The hope is…
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SDSU Drops Out Of SoccerCity Stadium Negotiations
San Diego State University has broken off talks about sharing the 30,000-seat soccer stadium at the proposed $4B SoccerCity development in Mission Valley on the city's Qualcomm Stadium property. The university said the developer's plan for the sport's facility does not…
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Hoteliers Are Getting Creative In Preparation For Summer TravelersMemorial Day, known as the gateway to summer, is fast approaching, and with it comes increased pressure on hoteliers to get their properties ready for summer travelers. New York's LW Hospitality Advisors president and CEO Daniel Lesser said summer is the peak revenue season for many properties and a time when hoteliers do exterior improvements and spruce up their locations, including landscaping and recreational facilities. |
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Increase In International Flights Prompts Early Start On New Terminal
With a surge in new international nonstop service to San Diego International Airport, the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority is stepping up the $229.4M remodeling and expansion of Terminal 2 to accommodate a federal inspection for passport and customs…
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7 U.S. Seaports Driving Economic Growth And Industrial DemandU.S. seaports, a nearly $5 trillion business, are major industrial real estate and economic drivers, spurring job growth in and around towns that host these harbors. Though President Donald Trump's aggressive trade policies and the strong U.S. dollar could signal mild turbulence ahead for the industry, the country's strong economic growth should sustain healthy import volumes, Colliers International reports in its Industrial U.S. Seaport Outlook. |
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