Developers in San Diego say housing projects are leaning toward multi-family units in mixed-used zones rather than single-family homes built on vacant land.
Some San Diegans have raised concerns that building more multi-family homes in places like Mission Valley might increase traffic congestion. But developers say there's a strong chance it will reduce traffic instead.
Malick has been developing housing projects in the city for 20 years. His latest project is called"The Parkline." It's in North Park and features 91 units ranging from studios to two-bedroom apartments.Malick says developments like these are the future of urban housing in San Diego. He is not required to build more parking because the property is in a transit-friendly area, right next to the bus rapid transit line on El Cajon Boulevard and a protected bike lane on Howard Avenue.
The San Diego City Council voted unanimously to rezone the Mission Valley West shopping plaza into a mixed-use area, paving the way for new housing units. NBC7's Priya Sridhar reports on July 21, 2023.
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