Construction of low-density housing like duplexes hovers near record lows, as states pass zoning reform to tackle the affordable housing crisis.

We are very excited to open the Parkline’s doors in our beloved North Park neighborhood and are now welcoming our first ever residents!

We are excited to announce that the Parkline project at 4250 Oregon Street recently topped off in October. The transit-focused development features spectacular views and an unbeatable location in the heart of North Park.

The 46th annual Orchids & Onions Awards took place on October 6th, with Parco National City winning a celebrated Orchid award for architecture.

10 News reports on the success of the ‘co-living’ concept nearly a year after the Parco project was completed in National City.

Is a new sports arena worth 1,500 homes — as homelessness and unaffordability continue to rise? This is the question San Diego needs to be asking.

Creative director Erwin Hines, urban designer Andrew Malick, chef Phillip Esteban and designer Arlander Taylor will discuss how passion, purpose and creativity can impact people and places.

Construction started this week on 4250 Oregon Street, which will have 406-square-foot studios and 593-square-foot one bedrooms.

Titan Development, Malick Infill Development and Thornburg Real Estate Ventures Break Ground on Class-A Multifamily Development in San Diego's Trendy North Park Neighborhood.

Malick Infill is part of a local team of trusted builders and world-renowned designers proposing Neighborhood Next, a true urban neighborhood and living blueprint for San Diego’s sustainable future.

Mayor Todd Gloria is creating a middle-income housing working group consisting of 23 representatives from developers, financial institutions, building trades, think tanks, and affordable housing advocates.

Parco will be the first co-living, mixed-use development in National City.

The San Diego Architectural Foundation included our project in downtown National City in their self-guided tour, as well as a featured video produced by Paradeigm Films.

The National City development at 8th & B was featured in the San Diego Business Journal.

The 127-unit National City Project at 8th & B topping out milestone was featured in the San Diego Daily Transcript.

The San Diego City Council this week capped off a year of housing-forward legislation by adopting the Complete Communities Housing Solutions initiative (CCHS).

Our Director of Planning Kathy Breedlove presented a behind-the-scenes look at how the Malick Infill team helped make the Bayview development the first project in San Diego to be awarded a CEQA exemption as a Sustainable Communities Transit Priority Project.

A team of developers seeking to build low- and middle-income housing at a South Bay trolley station is looking to significantly increase the project's size, as the Metropolitan Transit System seeks to maximize the use of its real estate.

Council OK’s streamlining 156-unit Bay Park project on new trolley line in Clairemont.

Malick Infill Development participated in the Politifest Housing and Transportation Summit produced by the Voice of San Diego.