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Some San Diego neighborhood groups have voiced opposition to ADUs, arguing they damage neighborhood character.

The city gave initial approval to the plan but it will need a second vote.

City Council will vote on the moratorium Monday.

All five teams in the running to lease and redo the city’s 48-acre property now have support from labor groups.

Lawmakers passed the bill hours before the eviction moratorium was set to expire.

Drawbridge Realty’s project at 16707 Via Del Campo Ct. marks the first new construction office building in Rancho Bernardo in 5 years.

Proposal seeking social equity could have unintended consequence of making fees prohibitive.

A key index shows San Diego prices are hitting record territory — 27.1 percent annually — after a slight slowdown.

Brookfield-led team has signed a labor agreement with unions representing food service workers, stagehands, janitors and security guards.

House flippers could be taxed 25 percent of their profit under the California Speculation Act.