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San Diego Eyes 20 City-Owned Sites, Including Seven Libraries, for Future Affordable Housing

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San Diego is inventorying land it already owns — from branch libraries to municipal workyards — as it hunts for parcels that could one day carry affordable housing without displacing the public services already on them.

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