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San Diego Home Prices Dip Slightly

Home prices in San Diego have dropped slightly from their peak of $1 million in August, but the majority of people still cannot afford to buy a single-family home. Only 11% of San Diego residents can afford a home at the median price of $964,000. The president of the Greater San Diego Association of Realtors expressed concern over the unattainability of homeownership for most people. The lack of...

California Living: Worth the Price?

Moving to California has many benefits, but is it worth it? Consider the cost of living. California's avg home value is $744,280, significantly higher than the national median. High housing costs hinder homeownership, making it attainable for just 16% of Californians....

San Diego tenants could be paying illegal rent increases

The San Diego Housing Commission has been approving rent increases for Section 8 housing without checking if they exceed the state's cap on increases, according to an investigation. This could mean the agency is approving illegal rent hikes and using taxpayer money to fund them. The issue is due to a lack of oversight, with the agency relying on landlords' assertions that they are following...

More Than Half of San Diego Households Must Spend 30% of Income to Make Rent

In October 2023, the US Census Bureau reported that 21.8 million households are cost-burdened, meaning they spend more than 30% of their income on rent. The San Diego metro area had the highest percentage of cost-burdened households at 58%, with 30% of households severely cost-burdened. This is the highest level since 2012, due to rising rents outpacing income growth. Continue to full article...

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