San Diego homeowners temporarily turning back into renters
San Diego renters spend years trying to save up enough to buy a home, so it may come as a surprise that some homeowners are now selling their homes to rent them back.
and last updated 2021-05-06 20:35:01-04
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) â San Diego renters spend years trying to save up enough to buy a home, so it may come as a surprise that some homeowners are now selling their homes to rent them back.
It s an increasingly common strategy in San Diego County, which has seen its supply of homes drop 55 percent over the last year, leading to bidding wars. Now, sellers are getting multiple offers above the asking price.
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One San Diego, the nonprofit organization set up by former mayor Kevin Faulconer to support his office and needy San Diego children and their families announced Tuesday that it will dissolve.
After serving 10,000 children and an untold number of community organizations, One San Diego issued a public thank you to its partners, donors and supporters and said it would close its doors by the end of this month.
“The most generous people I have met are our donors, community partners and volunteers,” said Dena DiSarro, the One San Diego chief executive. “One San Diego was successful because of their support.”