Are San Diego and California encouraging homebuilding? - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Despite new pro-housing laws, such as Senate Bill 9, there were fewer homes built in San Diego County in 2022
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Despite new pro-housing laws, such as Senate Bill 9, there were fewer homes built in San Diego County in 2022
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