Filtering through this weeks headlines...
Top Headlines: Delivered by Advisory | Leonard Steinberg
March 04, 2026
1. Large Mission Valley development moving forward Construction is ramping up on Avalon Mission Valley, part of the massive redevelopment around Snapdragon Stadium. The project will include more than 600 apartments and retail space, helping transform the area into a mixed-use district connected to the SDSU expansion.
2."Moments of uncertainty tend to remind us how resilient markets can be."
3. Philadelphia’s downtown is resilient and resurgent: 130 retailers and restaurants opened in 2025, fueled by a downtown residential population that has grown since the Avenue of the Arts organization was founded in 1993.
(WSJ)
4. Bermuda is the most expensive place to live in the world in 2026, with prices 23.5% higher than New York City. The US is only 142nd on the list of global countries where the percentage of people live in the largest city, New York City.....around 7%.
(Visual Capitalist)
5. A new COASTER commuter rail station near the Gaslamp / Convention Center area is planned, with construction starting soon and an opening expected around 2027–2028.
6. Pastaria Vivi
Encinitas is welcoming a thoughtful new addition to its dining scene with Pastaria Vivi, a chef-driven concept centered around the craft of fresh pasta. More than just a restaurant, the space is designed as a small culinary hub where handmade pasta, seasonal ingredients, and Italian technique come together in a relaxed coastal setting. In addition to the dining room, Pastaria Vivi will offer a retail pasta counter and cooking workshops, giving guests the chance to take a bit of the experience home. It’s the kind of place that reflects the evolving food culture of North County — simple, ingredient-driven, and quietly ambitious.
pastariavivi.com
Jon Granston · Advisory San Diego · DRE #01876007 · (858) 252-0307
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