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San Diego renters are seeing eye-popping lease renewals this year, including reports of rent increases as high as 82%—a jump that’s triggering confusion and frustration across the county. While California’s rent-cap rules can limit increases in many situations, the fine print (and the exemptions) matter, and that’s

The Prebys Foundation’s planned purchase of the long-vacant California Theatre is more than a real estate deal—it’s a catalyst moment for downtown San Diego. As the site moves toward demolition and long-term redevelopment planning, nearby buildings, streets, and utilities will face real impacts, especially plumbing infrastructure that

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

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