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S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index – San Diego Feb 2026

Key data for the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index in San Diego shows a current price of $451.2 for August 2024, with a day range of $0.0 to $465.0. Performance metrics indicate a year-to-date increase of 9.66% and a 1-year increase of 9.93%. Recent contracts include prices for future months, with notable values such as $452.0 for November 2024 and $468.4 for August 2025. The index has experienced...

How new real estate rules affect San Diego realtors and home buyers

The National Association of Realtors has settled a class action lawsuit that will increase transparency around agent profits, changing how agents are compensated. Sellers will no longer pay the buyer's agent commission, which is now the buyer's responsibility. This shift is expected to lower real estate commissions, with the average buyer's-agent commission dropping to 2.55% in July. As...

Do Wall Street landlords contribute to San Diego’s high housing costs?

Rents in San Diego have decreased slightly compared to last year, with studio rents over $2,300 and two-bedroom rents around $3,700. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is investigating the impact of private equity on housing costs, focusing on corporate ownership and potential legal actions for price-fixing and tenant harassment. Tenant groups argue institutional investment leads to unaffordable...

Housing Permits Issued to 27 Projects in San Diego with Over 2,800 Homes Planned

Over 18 months, San Diego has permitted 27 housing projects totaling 2,834 homes, with more than 86% located near transit. In 2023, the city issued 9,700 new home permits, an 82% increase from the previous year, marking the highest since 2005. Mayor Todd Gloria's executive orders have streamlined the review process for income-restricted affordable housing, resulting in a significant increase in...

Happy Labor Day

Happy Labor Day! Labor Day is a day dedicated to honoring the contributions and achievements of workers and the labor movement. It marks summer's informal end in the U.S., as schools often start after the holiday. It offers a chance to ponder the historical strides in workers' rights and labor advancements. Cheers to hardworking individuals on...

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