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The San Diego Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) recently rejected a proposal that would have cracked down on fare jumpers on the San Diego Trolley. According to San Diego Union-Tribune, the agency estimates that fare jumping costs them about $1 million per month. Currently, the trolley operates on an honor system, with no turnstiles. MTS utilizes…
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As a local Realtor, I keep a close eye on market trends and what they mean for my clients. Recently, I’ve been paying attention to home price appreciation forecasts, and the news isn’t all sunshine and roses. According to San Diego Union-Tribune, home price appreciation is projected to slow in California and 35 other states…
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Hey everyone, As a local Realtor, I’m always keeping an eye on the real estate market, especially here in California. According to San Diego Union-Tribune, home price appreciation is expected to slow down in the next 12 months, both in California and in 35 other states. This news might sound a bit alarming, but it’s…
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According to San Diego Union-Tribune, California residents are facing a growing challenge with credit card debt, with balances surging 34% in just two years. This trend mirrors a nationwide increase in credit card usage, driven by factors like pandemic stimulus spending and rising inflation. This is a concerning development, particularly as the delinquency rate for…
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As a local realtor, I’m always interested in the health of our city and how it impacts our community. The San Diego Trolley is a critical part of our city’s transportation system, and it’s important that it remains financially sustainable. According to San Diego Union-Tribune, the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) has rejected a proposal that…
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The Mission Valley area is about to see a new hotel rise next to the longstanding Marriott where tennis courts once stood. According to San Diego Union-Tribune, the 148-room property on Rio San Diego Drive will be Marriott’s first Element by Westin-branded hotel in San Diego County. This is a big deal because it’s one…