San Diego is weighing a new approach to the housing crunch: a proposed tax targeting vacant homes and non-primary residences. While the policy debate focuses on affordability and neighborhood stability, it also signals something practical for property owners across San Diego, California—how you manage, maintain, and protect
Read more →A proposed mega data center in Imperial, California is putting a new spotlight on a growing issue across the state: how large tech facilities can stress local water systems and the infrastructure behind them. Residents near the project are voicing concerns about daily water demand, rising utility
Read more →Encinitas’ vacation rental debate just hit a pause button—and the ripple effects are likely to be felt far beyond City Hall. This week, the Encinitas City Council chose to keep its existing three-night minimum stay rule for many short-term rentals, rather than adopt a state-requested two-night minimum
Read more →A recent Times of San Diego opinion piece highlights an uncomfortable truth for California property owners: what feels like a “helpful” comment to a renter can cross the line into illegal housing discrimination. And while the story centers on leasing and fair housing rules, it also points
Read more →California lawmakers are moving to jump-start struggling downtowns by making it easier to build more high-rise housing near transit in major city cores. A new proposal, Assembly Bill 2074, targets the post-pandemic reality of high office vacancies and lower foot traffic—especially in downtown areas like San Diego.
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