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Readers, tell us: Are you a long-term renter in San Diego? Why?
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (190+ words) San Diego Union-Tribune The San Diego Union-Tribune wants to hear from San Diegans about their housing situations. More specifically, we are interested in people who are long-term renters. More than half of San Diego County households are owner-occupied. Renters live…...
Midway Rising can help worn-down area realize its potential
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (155+ words) Re “For Midway Rising, the road has been long and bumpy” (Sept. 6): Michael Smolens makes many good points in his piece on the status of Midway Rising. San Diego has made giant missteps in past real estate endeavors. The Midway…...
Michael Smolens: Midway redevelopment moves forward on its long, bumpy road
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1025+ words) The effort to redevelop the Midway District has taken a unique path. Over the past several years, two proposals have involved two ballot measures lifting a height limit, two court rulings overturning those votes, two developers, two mayors, and now…...
Is San Diego on the right track with its Mid-City plan?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (380+ words) San Diego planners recently released a blueprint plan to rezone large areas of the city to allow for denser development. Some neighborhood leaders aren’t happy. The proposed plan is for City Heights, Normal Heights, Kensington, Talmadge, Rolando and some nearby…...
What to look for in candidates running for your HOA presidency
1+ week, 6+ day ago (498+ words) The office of HOA president is important, but sometimes misunderstood. In most associations, presidents are selected by board vote (in an open meeting). Here are some ideas to consider when looking for an HOA president. Look for these qualities in…...
Poway Council gives input on proposed Poway Commons’ second phase
2+ week, 6+ day ago (689+ words) Rooftop dining at a restaurant was one of the creative suggestions for the proposed phase two of the Poway Commons project when reviewed by the Poway City Council. Poway residents and council members weighed in on the proposed 2.73-acre mixed-use…...
What to check out to learn about library housing projects
2+ week, 6+ day ago (138+ words) San Diego Union-Tribune Re “San Diego’s new solution to its affordable housing crunch? Building homes at these 7 libraries” (Aug. 14): NIMBYs may want to “check out” the Milwaukee Public Library, which, since 2011, has pioneered the development of new public library branches…...
City planners want nearly twice as many homes in a sprawling swath of San Diego. Neighborhood leaders aren’t so sure.
3+ week, 2+ hour ago (1616+ words) Many of San Diego’s eastern suburbs would undergo a housing and population boom in a newly proposed 30-year vision for an 8,000-acre swath of the city that San Diego officials call Mid-City. The new proposed development blueprint for City Heights,…...
We need stricter rules to protect full-time neighbors from vacation rentals
3+ week, 3+ day ago (119+ words) San Diego Union-Tribune For 23 years, we had the pleasure to live on what was arguably one of the quietest bayside courts in Mission Beach — only four full-time ownership homes. Then, 3 years ago, one sold and was turned into a full-house…...
Just Sayin’: Rancho Bernardo and Poway have interesting proposals in the works
3+ week, 4+ day ago (543+ words) I’ve been following a number of interesting local issues that are getting a lot of press and will use my space this month to share my thoughts on them. I’m talking about potential changes to Rancho Bernardo Road, building high-density…...