The Property Management Section of the Real Estate Services Division, is responsible for marketing properties offered for sale or lease and to solicit proposals for development projects and concessions on County-owned property. Properties are offered for sale based on a minimum bid and prospective buyers have the opportunity to verbally over-bid on the day of the sale. At the discretion of the County, financing terms may occasionally be offered.
Leases, development opportunities, and concessions are usually offered through a Request for Proposals (RFP) process in which the County evaluates proposals on the basis of the type and quality of the proposed development, the experience and financial strength of the proposer, the term of the lease, agreement or concession, and the net revenue to the County generated by the completed project. The term of the lease is normally set by the County based on the proposer’s ability to capitalize the investment. Terms can vary from five years or less to 55-year leases.
The Property Management Section is also responsible for managing all of the County’s existing leases in which the County is the landlord; the sale and granting of easements; the issuance of right-of-entry permits and other permits, licenses, agreements, and documents. The section also implements new plans and programs for the generation of additional real estate-based revenue for the County.
Citizen input on expanding lease opportunities and ideas for new programs to generate revenue are both strongly encouraged and welcomed! You can now access information on properties currently being offered for sale, lease, or as a development opportunity or concession through this web site.
The Property Management Section also provides information on gifts and donations of real estate to the County.
Please be advised that any solicitation by the Real Estate Services Division does not commit the County of San Diego to sell a property, execute a lease or agreement, or to pay any costs incurred in the preparation of a proposal in response to an RFP. The County of San Diego reserves the right to cancel, in part or in its entirety, any solicitation, at any time, should it be in the best interest of the County.
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