Opinion: Vote against Senate Bill 10 in San Diego underlines how intractable the housing crisis is [Opinion]
would be $4,994, covering principal, interest and property taxes. Owning such a home is only a realistic aspiration for a sliver of the population. Even buying a much cheaper “starter home” — like a condo — is beyond the reach of too many San Diegans.that the city needs 108,000 new homes by 2029 means that more than 13,000 new homes must be built each year until then, and the city is instead only building about 5,000 new homes annually.
The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board appreciates the passion on both sides of this. But we side with former Federal Housing Administration Commissioner Carol Galante, who said in 2016, “It’sGiven opponents’ effective campaign against SB 10, we were not surprised to see Gloria accept the commission’s decision to leave it out of his reform package — even though he hasthe law for months.
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