Otay Mesa

Otay Mesa is strategically located close to the CBD and Lindbergh Field

For the past 50 years, the “follow the freeways” adage has held true in California. The recent completions of the SR-125 tollway, and SR-905 freeways connects Otay Mesa and the International Port of Entry to the Interstate highway system, providing Otay Mesa with two major new transportation catalysts to drive continued growth. In addition, the new Community Plan Update was adopted in early 2014, creating a clear road map for Otay’s future land use and planning.

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Otay Ranch

The Otay Ranch Town Center is an 860,000 square foot outdoor regional mall located in the heart of the Otay Ranch.

The 23,000 acre Otay Ranch and the other master-planned communities of South County, including Sunbow, Rolling Hills Ranch, San Miguel Ranch, and Eastlake, were approved for delivery of over 40,000 homes and multi-family units in attractive, community settings over the next two decades. These communities will provide San Diego’s largest new stock of housing for executives and staff, ranging from apartments and family oriented homes, to estate homes overlooking the spectacular Otay Lakes.

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San Diego

San Diego is one of the most sought after investment markets in the nation.
San Diego is now a thriving hub for the biotech and telecommunications industries. San Diego is also an important manufacturing hub and a popular travel destination, making it one of the most sought after investment markets in the nation. San Diego’s economy has diversified since its roots as a military town in WWII. The region is now a thriving hub for the biotech and telecommunications industries, an important manufacturing hub and a popular travel destination; making it one of the most sought after investment markets in the nation.

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Boise

Boise is the second fastest growing metro in America.
Boise is the capital and largest city of Idaho. It lies along the Boise River in the southwestern part of the state. Because mountains to the north protect it from Canadian blizzards, Boise has relatively mild winters, as well as hot, dry summers. The city’s diversified industries include agriculture (fruit, sugar beets, and livestock), lumbering, electronics, and wholesale trade and trucking.

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