Telework Could Allow 1/5 Of All Black Renters To Purchase Homes, Zillow Finds
A permanent switch to telework could allow more than 15% of all San Diego renters…
San Diego Housing Costs Still on the Rise, Despite Pandemic’s Impact on Renters
Suburban rents have been more resilient than those in urban areas during the coronavirus pandemic,…
San Diego City Council Approves $15.1 Million Rental Assistance Program
The San Diego City Council unanimously approved the creation Tuesday of an emergency rental assistance…
Rental Market Faces $726M Hit as Pandemic Drives Gen Z Back Home
Unemployment has prompted millions of young adults to move back in with their parents, according…
San Diego Council Extends Eviction Moratorium to June 30
The San Diego City Council voted 8-1 Tuesday to extend the city’s moratorium on commercial…
Opinion: California Housing Laws Should Reflect Joint Interests of Renters and Landlords
We often hear a narrative that landlords and tenants are on opposite sides. We also…
San Diego Food and Retail Workers Could Face Nation’s Highest Rent Burden
San Diego-area renters who work in food and retail industries could find themselves spending more…
California Housing Crisis Mystery: Rents Are Up, But Eviction Filings Are Down
Shirley Gibson isn’t quite sure how to feel about these numbers. As directing attorney of…
San Diego Ranked 11th Most Expensive City for Renters in June
San Diego was ranked as the 11th most expensive U.S. city for renters in June,…
New York Developer of ‘Coliving’ Apartments Plans Expansion in San Diego
Common, a New York-based developer of apartment communities for roomates, plans to expand in in…