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A city in progress
The eight projects and bonus development in AMSI’s March 18, 2026 roundup, revisited through primary records and attributed reporting. These nine entries overlap in places; they are not nine independent construction commitments.
Sources checked October 9, 2026. A source check is not a site inspection. Proposals, earlier reports and confirmed records are distinguished within each profile.
East Village Green
A phased public park adds recreation rooms, outdoor play areas and gathering space to East Village. City pages describe both a broader park concept and a smaller initial construction area.
Phased construction; opening not verified
Seaport Village Redevelopment
Seaport San Diego is 1HWY1’s proposal for a mixed-use waterfront district, not a completed redevelopment or a construction-ready approval. The Port’s project page identifies environmental review as the current phase.
Proposed; environmental review and future approvals
Manchester Pacific Gateway
The Manchester Pacific Gateway name covers a redevelopment history, not one new project to count alongside RaDD. Manchester’s hotel website promotes One Broadway Hotel & Plaza, while a 2020 announcement documents the Navy building’s completion and IQHQ’s acquisition of much of the site.
Hotel proposal; Navy building completed; RaDD separately delivered
Navy Broadway Complex / RaDD District
This profile distinguishes the Navy’s replacement headquarters from IQHQ’s Research and Development District. They occupy different components of the former Navy Broadway redevelopment; RaDD’s owner now marks its lab, office and retail district as delivered.
RaDD delivered; Navy headquarters completed; adjacent hotel remains a separate proposal
East Village High-Rise Pipeline
A neighborhood-wide collection of residential developments, not one tower or a single developer's master plan. The original article describes market-rate and affordable housing at different stages; individual permits, construction starts and completions must be checked separately.
Multiple projects at different stages; no single pipeline completion date
Horton Plaza Repositioning
The former shopping mall's office-and-commercial conversion passed to its lender through foreclosure in August 2025. July 2026 reporting identifies concrete park, theater-access and permitting work, but does not establish that the whole campus has reopened.
Lender-owned redevelopment; permitting and public-access obligations reported
Convention Center Expansion
A funded repair program and a potential physical expansion are separate undertakings. A February 2026 City resolution allocates $21,402,788 for existing-building infrastructure; it does not authorize construction of a larger convention center.
FY2026 repairs funded; physical expansion remains unresolved in reviewed evidence
Mission Valley Riverwalk
Hines and the Levi-Cushman family's phased redevelopment combines housing, shops, workplaces, river open space and a future trolley station. Construction financing and the market-rate restart date to October 2025, not 2026; the project team's April 2026 update reports continued work.
Phased construction reported; completion and leasing dates remain forecasts
Midway Rising
The bonus entry concerns a proposed mixed-use replacement of the Sports Arena site, with an arena, housing, retail, dining and public space. September 2026 state legislation advanced the approval pathway, but the reviewed first-party material does not establish final City approval or construction commencement.
Proposed redevelopment; legislative progress, with final approvals not verified