San Diego County approves 224 new affordable housing units on surplus land and allocates funds to another project.

Former top city planner Michael Stepner says more housing is needed but it should be compatible with existing communities.

The San Diego housing market is cooling, with more than half of homes selling below their asking price—yet the region remains one of the most unaffordable in the country, and many working families are ...

but is working toward solving what she called San Diego's biggest crisis: housing. "This is really in response to the crisis ...

Tiny buildings called accessory dwelling units (ADU) are popping up in backyards across the nation as space for in-laws, ...

The San Diego Housing Federation, in coordination with the California Housing Partnership, released the annual "San Diego County Housing Needs Report," spotlighting the growing need for affordable ...

Construction is underway Wednesday to turn the former site of the county's Family Court into 125 affordable housing units for ...

SAN DIEGO — The traditional rules for home buying are becoming increasingly difficult to follow in San Diego's expensive housing market, according to experts. The long-standing advice of putting ...

San Diego County supervisors have voted unanimously to back projects that will lead to more than 300 new units of affordable or supportive housing. This week they voted provide $12.5 million to an ...

To further address the critical issue of homelessness in San Diego, County Supervisors have given the green light on a $12.5 million investment in a new supportive housing development. The joint ...