By Richard T. Carlson/ Times of San Diego / April 30, 2024
Has San Diego County already built enough new housing to accommodate all the currently projected population growth through the year 2050?
This is a stunning question to ask given the frenzied rhetoric about needing to build large numbers of new units of every type, everywhere to deal with what is widely perceived as a massive housing shortage by politicians, housing advocacy groups, and the public.
But the answer, surprisingly, is “yes.”
By Richard T. Carlson/ Times of San Diego / April 30, 2024
Has San Diego County already built enough new housing to accommodate all the currently projected population growth through the year 2050?
This is a stunning question to ask given the frenzied rhetoric about needing to build large numbers of new units of every type, everywhere to deal with what is widely perceived as a massive housing shortage by politicians, housing advocacy groups, and the public.
But the answer, surprisingly, is “yes.”