San Diego is facing a critical challenge: a severe shortage of new housing construction. Despite various developer incentives and regulatory rollbacks in recent years, a new report reveals that the city is falling far short of its housing goals. San Diego must more than triple its housing production to meet its state-mandated goal of constructing […]
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