San Diego Unified School District is exploring a plan to develop 1,000 income-restricted housing units on five district-owned properties. This initiative aims to address the escalating housing crisis and bolster employee recruitment and retention by housing up to 10 percent of its workforce within the next decade. This proposal builds on San Diego Unified’s existing […]
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