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San Diego Pledges to Keep 22,000 Apartments Affordable with New Law

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San Diego, Calf., marked a significant milestone in addressing its housing crisis as a key City Council committee endorsed a proposed law aimed at safeguarding the city's 22,000 apartments under government rent restrictions. The proposed law, which would require owners of such apartment buildings to notify the city, tenant groups, and developers of low-income housing […]

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