Lobbyists In Mission Valley Land Rush
San Diego Reader
By Matt Potter
The controversial plan by a stealthy group of La Jolla money men known as FS Investors to replace city-owned Qualcomm Stadium with a soccer venue and high-end commercial and housing development is turning into a full-employment project for the city’s corps of influence peddlers. Latest to join the fray is H.G. Fenton, the family-owned Mission Valley real estate giant that seeks to “monitor and provide input” on the deal, per a February 14 lobbyist disclosure filing with the city clerk.
About author
You might also like
Characteristics of Land Loans
Chuck Salas, with private lender Seattle Funding Group, discusses what borrowers of land loans should be aware of. Among the characteristics of land loans that borrowers should be cognizant of:
CalAtlantic Homes Opens Communities in Ventura
CalAtlantic Homes on Friday announced the Grand Opening of Solana Heights, a new master-planned community bringing three new neighborhoods to the heart of Ventura, CA.
Newhall Ranch Fuels Development Boom Transforming Northern L.A. County
One of Southern California’s longest-running and ugliest development battles ended in a historic truce Monday when environmental groups agreed to a deal that will allow a new city of 58,000 residents to rise in the Santa Clarita Valley.
