Development's A Hard Slog In San Diego,
But Developers Still Fighting The Good Fight
To Build
California is a notoriously tough place to be a developer or construction company, yet the opportunities are still so great that the industry presses on through the high costs, strident opposition to growth and miles of red tape, according to the speakers at Bisnow's San Diego Construction & Development event.
Despite the challenges for development in California, there is a future for the industry in the state, the Cities of the Future panelists said. Advancing technology is going to help designers and developers make more informed decisions about what developments…
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