City advances novel preservation strategy as 13,000 units face risk of becoming unaffordable by 2040 San Diego is pioneering a new approach to its housing affordability crisis, moving forward with plans to create a public-private investment fund designed to preserve thousands of rental units before they're lost to market-rate conversion. The City Council's Land Use […]
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