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“Once this beach is rebuilt and it’s all brand-new construction, I think it’s going to be a very desirable spot for a lot of wealthy people to try to buy a beach house,” Weston Littlefield of Weston James Group tells Realtor.com. He and his colleague Alex Howe are working with a foreign investor who bought nine lots worth over $65 million—but the process isn’t random.

The investor targeted lots with a specific feature.

“He started building a team on his end of expediters, architects, and kind of figured out what the best size lots and frontage would be to build on to eventually resell,” says Littlefield. “And based on their formula, we were only acquiring lots that were 40-plus feet of frontage.”

Desirable burned lots weren’t listed, so Littlefield contacted owners directly. “I’d say probably about 50% had sentimental value to their properties just based on memories, or their parents passed it down to them, which was a very tough subject to get across with them,” he says.

“But a lot of them, ultimately, just didn’t want to go through the rebuilding process because of how long they knew it was going to take to really come back.”

Learn more about the land purchases and potential developments, full story: https://rltor.cm/um1tc6

08/01/2025

The Holmby Hills estate built by TV producer Aaron Spelling has sold to now tie for L.A. County’s priciest trade this year.

07/12/2025

Zillow surveyed thousands of homebuyers to identify the paint colors in the kitchen, bedroom, living room, and bathroom that can increase the selling price by up to $2,500. (Photo: Getty Images) https://trib.al/ZL2fgtY

06/02/2025

02/07/2025

These are the best kitchen paint colors of all time, according to designers: https://apartmenttherapy.visitlink.me/V2f-_0

01/25/2025

One-way tickets on the new high-speed train between Las Vegas and Southern California are expected to cost $119 for standard class and $133 for premium class, with round-trip tickets starting at $238.

Brightline West disclosed the estimated ticket prices in a new $2.5 billion bond offering. Construction is set to begin early this year.

01/09/2025

Filmmaker Aaron David Roberts’ lifelong dream has been to set up movie studios in his hometown of San Diego. Now, that idea seems to be ready for lights, camera, action. Last month, the Chula Vista City Council unanimously approved a letter of intent to start designing and constructing Chula Vista Entertainment Complex (CVEC), an 89,000-square-foot creative hub with virtual production studios, post-production facilities, coworking spaces, and more.

Roberts says he picked Chula Vista because the city has been eager to partner on other studios, putting in bids to build a Netflix studio and Amazon headquarters. “So I knew that this city has a bigger-thinking mentality of trying to attract industry and attract spaces,” he says.

Chula Vista Entertainment Complex will be a two-phase project. The first phase will be part of the Millenia Library on Millenia Avenue, which the city is already constructing. It’ll include co-working spaces, podcast studios, edit bays, photography rooms, and other Hollywood-style post-production facilities.

The next phase is building the 89,000-square-foot virtual entertainment complex. Roberts says it will feature “the next generation of production technology,” including a virtual production studio that will attract TV and movie studios.

Roberts expects the whole CVEC project will take three years to finish and will cost $85 million. Funding comes from venture capital, and Roberts is already securing letters of intent from industry players eager to use the facility.

The potential economic impact could be huge–Roberts estimates CVEC will generate about $544 million over a decade, and it’ll create jobs that otherwise would only be found in L.A.

By offering resources and opportunities, he also hopes to nurture San Diego's talent and make it a hub for filmmakers, YouTubers, and other creators. “This is about building up the local creative community,” Roberts says. “There’s so much potential here, and I want to help the next generation of creative artists find their footing.”

For the full story, click here: https://sandiegomagazine.com/everything-sd/chula-vista-entertainment-complex-film-studio/