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Noah Homes Housing Tapped to Help Develop Plans for Texas Housing Project
A third of the homes will be made available to adults with autism, Down syndrome and other disabilities, while the remainder will be up for purchase to anyone wanting to live within the inclusive community.
Dexcom Becomes Community Partner for Oct. 27 Navy-Notre Dame Game
The partnership allowed the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl, which is hosting the event, to enhance the marketing efforts for the highly-anticipated college football game in hopes of drawing a record number in attendees.
La Jolla Institute and UC San Diego Receive $4.5 Million Cancer Moonshot Award
The funding will go towards research, led by LJI professor Stephen Schoenberger, Ph.D., to improve immunotherapeutic treatment for patients with head and neck cancer.
NuVasive CEO Steps Down; Company Taps Successor from Competitor
NuVasive CEO Gregory Lucier will step down, and the company will bring in his successor from Medtronic.
Imperial Beach Apartments Sold For $2.9M
Complex has 14 units
Sempra Pushes Farther Into Texas
After acquiring most of Dallas-based Oncor earlier this year, San Diego-based Sempra Energy wants to build on its investment in Texas with an investment totaling more than $1 billion in publicly traded InfraREIT.
Fallbrook Apartment Complex Sold For $6.9M
Complex has 48 apartments
S.D. Startup Helps Corporations Harness Power from Unused Computers
Kazuhm, a distributed computing platform, recently was added to the portfolio of local fund Analytics Ventures.
COMMENTARY: Next Governor Must Strengthen Cleantech Policies
This year, California overtook the U.K. to become the fifth-largest economy in the world, while also announcing it had hit its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions below 1990 levels four years ahead of schedule.
Home Buying Is Dialed Down
San Diego’s residential real estate market for single family homes is cooling down, with some brokers reporting that homes are taking longer to sell than they did just a few months ago and rising mortgage rates are putting a crimp on sales.
With Trade Path Cleared, Cos. Partner for Otay Industrial Park
Intense demand for industrial property has drawn the return of a player to the South County industrial market — Majestic Realty Co.
MG Properties Acquires San Marcos Apartment Complex
Complex includes 416 apartments.
Analysts Eye New Leaders, Next Moves at Mitek
TECH: Co.’s Core Business Is Solid; It Rejects Merger
Mitek Systems Inc.’s stock has not fully recovered since the company announced the departure of two of its top executives, CEO James DeBello and chief financial officer Jeff Davison, on Aug. 28.
Growing Revenue Feeds Urban Plates’ Appetite for Expansion
DINING: Capital Facility Is Expected to Fund 25 More Locations
While some local fast-casual restaurants owners may be scratching their heads trying to keep cost downs as the minimum wage continues to go up, Saad Nadhir, co-founder of San Diego-based Urban Plates, isn’t too worried.
Viasat’s Radio Project Puts Pentagon Procurement in Fast Lane
DEFENSE: Viasat Gets System in Hands Of Troops in 17 Months
Viasat Inc. did not take the conventional path to developing the handheld radio known as BATS-D, which soldiers on the ground use to call in airstrikes on enemy positions.
E-Commerce Startup Asks Users to Play Favorites
Say you had a friend visiting from out of town. Where would you tell them to stay, shop and eat? Jordan Glazier, founder of San Diego-based Wildfire Systems Inc., is counting on these recommendations for a new e-commerce platform that incentivizes users to share their favorites.
GreatCall, Insurer Partner to Offer In-Home Monitoring for Seniors
GreatCall, a San Diego-based mobile device company, will partner with a Massachusetts insurer to monitor the health of at-risk seniors.
Viasat Will Fly With Gulfstream
Viasat Inc. said on Oct. 15 that its in-flight satellite connectivity equipment will be a factory-installed option in Gulfstream G280 business jets.
Navy Contractor Finds Off-Road Opportunity
DEFENSE: Particle Separator May Save Filters and Engines
Lily Aragon’s company has Southern California written all over it.
Contest Aims to Be Catalyst for Creating More Angel Investors
San Diego leaders are looking to build a pipeline of angel investors through a new pitch contest. Comparing angel investors, which often consist of well-connected individuals, or an entrepreneur’s friends and family, and venture capitalists, which make much larger, organized investments, San Diego sees a smaller ratio of angel investment to venture capital than the national average.
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