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Successor Agency: Properties for Disposition

(updated 09/02/2025)

Dispositions

As part of the Long Range Property Management Plan, the City is responsible for disposing of former Redevelopment properties. In 2020, the State of California updated the Surplus Land Act (SLA), which is intended to spur affordable housing development. The City abides by the regulations in the SLA when disposing of former Redevelopment properties.

Properties will have to be declared either "Surplus", or "Exempt Surplus". More information can be found below on Surplus properties, but when a jurisdiction deems a property "Exempt Surplus", a jurisdiction can dispose of the property through a "Request for Proposal (RFP)" process. 

Current Properties available through RFP Process:

The Successor Agency is currently accepting proposals for the following property:

Picture of 808 West Cedar St.
808 West Cedar Street

808 West Cedar Street

Prospective developers are encouraged to apply. Please download the full RFP, along with each of the attachments. Proposals are due to City of San Diego by Monday, December 08, 2025 at 5:00 pm. 

  1. Request for Proposal (RFP) for 808 West Cedar St.
  2. Attachment A1 - High Altitude Map
  3. Attachment A2 - Low Altitude Map
  4. Attachment B - Exclusive Negotiations Agreement (ENA) - (Word document)
  5. Attachment C - Financial Disclosure Form
  6. Attachment D - Contractor's Standard Pledge of Compliance
  7. Attachment E - Workforce Report
  8. Attachment F - 10-year Project Financing History - (Excel document)
  9. Attachment G - Phase I Environmental
  10. Attachment H - Fault Investigation
  11. Attachment I -  Soils Estimate
  12. Attachment J - Neighborhood House Association Lease
  • 808 West Cedar Street
  • 808 West Cedar Street
  • 808 West Cedar Street

Questions can be submitted to Leonardo Alarcon by Thursday, November 20, 2025. If warranted, a frequently asked questions (FAQs) may be posted on the website.

lalarcon@sandiego.gov
619-236-6944

Surplus Property

What is surplus property? 

Surplus property is land owned by any local agency, that is determined to be no longer necessary for the agency's use. Properties listed on this site are former Redevelopment Agency properties that are owned by the City of San Diego. For additional Surplus Land properties, please visit the Real Estate and Airport Management webpage. 

In 2019, AB 1486 was signed into law, which aimed to connect developers who are interested in building more affordable homes to surplus local public land that is both available and suitable for housing development. This law made several changes to the requirements in the Surplus Land Act (SLA) that local agencies must adhere to when disposing of surplus public land. Beginning Jan. 1, 2021, local agencies are required to send negotiation summaries for each surplus land transaction (property sales and ground leases) to the California Department of Housing & Community Development (HCD) . For more information on SLA, please view the SLA Guide created by HCD.  (Update: Please note that HCD updated the guidelines on August 1, 2024.)

For the Successor Agency, there are currently no Surplus Land properties available at this time.

Previous Successor Agency Surplus Land Properties

Please contact Leonardo Alarcon at lalarcon@sandiego.gov with questions regarding Surplus Land properties. 

 

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