Otay Mesa building is part of Siempre Viva Business Park BY ROGER SHOWLEY Murphy Development has completed a $17.7 million, 121,970square-foot speculative industrial building at the Siempre Viva Business Park in Otay Mesa. Building 18 at 2600 Melksee St. features a 32-foot minimum clear height designed for distribution users. Lusardi Construction was the contractor. It
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Moderator Martin Togni (left), a partner at Allen Matkins, opened the discussion asking presenters their thoughts on the status of the current real estate cycle. “Where we are in the cycle is kind of a timeless question,” said Newmark Grubb Knight Frank senior managing director Brunson Howard (far right, with Jason Hill), noting it’s a
Two growing San Diego economic drivers, biotech and defense, are boosting real estate development, notes Murphy Development Co EVP Kaitlin M. Arduino, an expert panelist at our San Diego’s Annual Office Forum event on June 23, whose company plans to build the Scripps Ranch Tech Park. Kaitlin is pictured here with her hubby, Mike, and
Article by:Carrie Rossenfeld View Article at Globe St. SAN DIEGO—From entitlement to permitting to environmental challenges, land issues in the San Diego market are many, and development is not for the faint of heart, Murphy Development’s EVP and partner Kaitlin Arduino tells GlobeSt.com. Arduino will be speaking on the “Power Panel—Developing San Diego” during RealShare
Article by:Carrie Rossenfeld View Article at Globe St. SAN DIEGO—The drive for better amenities in modern office buildings comes from a desire to recruit and retain talent more than any other factor, speakers at NAIOP San Diego’s “Development Today” breakfast event here said Thursday. Panelists included accomplished developers in the San Diego marketplace, speaking about
Our City San Diego Magazine The 10 Most Influential Developers April 20, 2016 The recession was a bummer for just about all of us. However, developers could argue that they took it on the chin among the worst. Prior to the slow-down, a number of big projects were either going up or on the drawing
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R. Michael Murphy has always been bullish on Otay Mesa. Indeed, his first venture there dates back nearly three decades. And he’s still building near the border. Late last year, his firm broke ground on a new building in Siempre Viva Business Park. It’s something of a milestone because it’s the first speculative project to
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