In a highly competitive market, one San Diego woman shares her frustrating story of purchasing her first home
"I just didn’t think we’d be able to afford to live here anymore, and I didn’t want to have to leave my home state," said Trisha Cortez.
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"I just didn’t think we’d be able to afford to live here anymore, and I didn’t want to have to leave my home state," said Trisha Cortez.
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Alan Gin, University of San Diego Economics Professor, joined KUSI to say that in order for the economy to spring back, COVID-19 needs to be dealt with, so people can feel comfortable going out to movie theaters or restaurants, for instance. The continue roll-out in vaccinations should improve economic conditions, Professor Gin noted, adding that the unemployment rate has lowered in recent weeks, but still has room to improve. While interest rates have gone up, Gin explained, they were at an abnormally low point. Gas prices have notoriously gone up and Gin offered reasons...