San diego Hotels News

HOTELS: Mission Plaza sold to San Diego investors
SAN DIEGO ---- In its first California hotel sale, commercialreal estate giant LNR Partners Inc. sold the 316-room Mission PlazaHotel & Suites near SeaWorld for $12.5 million to investorsReven Capital and Jet Stream Hotels & Resorts, Reven's chiefexecutive said.

HOTELS: Sunstone ends $580M bid for Hyatt Manchester
SAN DIEGO ---- A previously agreed upon deal by AlisoViejo-based Sunstone Hotel Investors Inc. to buy the 1,625-roomHyatt Manchester San Diego has come apart, according to the SanDiego Unified Port District's director of real estate.

San Diego: 2 nights at Porto Vista Hotel come with winery tour, tastings and more
The governor has proclaimed September California Wine Month, which is a good excuse to tour a winery — without going far from home. The Porto Vista Hotel in San Diego has a two-night package for two that includes wine tastings, a winery tour and more starting at $435. The deal: The Great Wines in San Diego, [...]

Sunstone’s Deal for Big San Diego Hotel Scuttled
All isnt sunny in San Diego. Developer Doug Papa Doug Manchesters deal to sell the Manchester Grand Hyatt convention center hotel in San Diego to Sunstone Hotel Investors Inc. is off.

Residential Construction Activity Up; Commercial Building Down
Construction activity continues to be a mixed bag of trends in San Diego County, with the residential side slowly improving and the commercial side still stuck in a rut.

Mission Plaza Hotel in San Diego Has New Owners
Mission Plaza Hotel & Suites in San Diego, which was foreclosed on earlier this year by its lender, has been sold to an affiliate of La Jolla-based Reven Capital and Jet Stream Hotels & Resorts.

Sunstone Calls off Bid for San Diego Hotel
Aliso Viejo-based hotel owner Sunstone Hotel Investors Inc. has called off plans to buy Southern California's largest hotel, the 1,625-room Manchester Grand Hyatt in downtown San Diego.

Deals that made Bill White wealthy reflect a demanding, focused style
The year 2000 was a good one for an ambitious, 44-year-old businessman named Bill White.