A California housing bill aimed at speeding up townhouse approvals just hit a major turning point: the proposed $28-per-hour minimum wage requirement for certain residential construction workers has been removed for the year. While the wage debate is happening in Sacramento, the ripple effects could land closer
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As San Diego mortgage shoppers hunt for the lowest possible interest rates, a familiar message is resurfacing: compare options aggressively because small differences can have big long-term financial consequences. While that advice is aimed at homebuyers and homeowners, it has a direct impact on something many people
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San Diego is weighing a new proposal that could add a tax on certain vacant, non-primary homes—an effort supporters say would encourage more housing availability and generate funding for local needs. If it moves forward, the ripple effects won’t just hit property owners and investors; it could
Read more →A major proposed data center in Imperial County is reigniting a familiar California debate: who pays the price when massive new industrial projects arrive—especially when water and power are already strained. While the project is being pitched as an economic win, residents nearby are worried about higher
Read more →Encinitas just hit a pause point on vacation rental rule changes after the City Council chose to keep the existing three-night minimum stay—rather than accept a state-requested two-night minimum in exchange for stronger caps on the number and clustering of short-term rentals. For homeowners, hosts, and long-term
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