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3165 Pacific Highway
San Diego, CA 92101-1128
(619) 686-6200
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Welcome to the Real Estate section. The Port has some 600 tenants with an extensive array of businesses surrounding San Diego Bay. These businesses include hotels, marinas, restaurants, shipyards, manufacturing enterprises and more.
Mission Statement
To develop and manage the Tideland Trust properties to their highest and best use for the maximum public benefit.
Vision Statement
Creating America’s finest waterfront
Role
The Real Estate Department provides development and asset management services for the Port’s Tideland Trust properties. Real Estate’s responsibilities include partnering with the District’s member cities and stakeholders in the negotiation and planning of major real estate development projects, project management, property acquisitions, appraisal preparation, feasibility studies, lease negotiations, rent reviews, conducting ongoing market analysis, marketing available properties, plan reviews of proposed tenant development projects, and administering and enforcing tenancy document and other types of agreements.
Real Estate also produces lease plats and legal descriptions for all Port tidelands parcels and maintains detailed records of tenant project improvements and utility easements.
For further information on District properties and leasing policies, please visit leasing information.
South Bay Power Plant Operator Reaffirms Intent to Decommission the Facility
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Contact: Ronald W. Powell (619) 400-4789, (619) 665-2815
Dynegy Inc., operator of the Port of San Diego's South Bay Power Plant, said it still plans to decommission and demolish the facility – even though it recently applied for a new water discharge permit from the San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board.
The South Bay Power Plant, on the waterfront of San Diego Bay in Chula Vista, is designated as a "must run" facility by the California Independent System Operator (Cal-ISO) which manages the state's power supply. It is anticipated that the designation may be removed later this year.
Design Phase Getting Underway on San Diego Convention Center Expansion
Tuesday, 06 July 2010
Contact: Barbara Moreno (619) 686-6216, John Gilmore (619) 686-7206
Public input – along with a creative design team – are being sought for the San Diego Convention Center Expansion project.
During the Board of Port Commissioner's regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 6, 2010, Port of San Diego staff and the San Diego Convention Center Corporation gave a joint presentation on the proposed Convention Center expansion and proposed hotel.
Point Loma Seafoods Slated for Makeover
Wednesday, 09 June 2010
Contact: Marguerite Elicone (619) 686-6222
A family-owned and operated restaurant on San Diego Bay that has been a must for seafood lovers since 1953 will be undergoing a major renovation. Point Loma Seafoods, located in the America's Cup Harbor area near Shelter Island, will begin a project to modernize and remodel its nearly 8,000-square foot restaurant and fresh fish market.
"What Not to Wear" Shines TV Spotlight on San Diego
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Contact: Barbara Moreno (619) 686-6216
Television's most recognized fashion police brought their famous "ambush" to San Diego Bay on Monday, May 17, 2010.
Wanda Brothers from Coronado was selected for the "make over" by the team behind the TLC show, "What Not to Wear." The show's crew selected to film the episode at the beach along the Coronado Ferry Landing, located on Port of San Diego tidelands.
Spectators gathered at the landing to catch a glimpse of the fashion expert cast, Clinton Kelly and Stacy London.
California Coastal Commission Rejects North Embarcadero Visionary Plan's First Phase
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
Contact: Marguerite Elicone (619) 686-6222
The California Coastal Commission has deadlocked on a decision to grant approval to the first phase of the North Embarcadero Visionary Plan, a project that would have redeveloped a one and a half mile area of Harbor Drive from Laurel Street to the G Street Mole.
More Articles...
- Board of Port Commissioners Approve Next Steps for Expansion of San Diego Convention Center
- Preliminary Project Review for the South Bay Power Plant Demolition and Cleanup to be Presented at April 6 Board of Port Commissioners Meeting
- Transmission Towers Coming Down On Chula Vista Bay Front
- Port of San Diego Attractions Recognized as 'Best in Class'
- Ruocco Park Meeting to Feature Park Design and Modifications Resulting from Public Input
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