San Diego City Council is considering a proposal to tax vacation rentals up to $12,000 a year to help balance the city's ...

Currently, there are 5,115 empty homes in the city and 5,741 vacation rentals — 45% of which are in La Jolla, downtown, and ...

The plan returns to a city council committee Wednesday, with the goal of presenting the proposed $8,000 tax to voters later this year.

The proposal, put forward by Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera, would have taxed empty second (or third, fourth, etc.) homes and ...

The proposed tax would apply only to second homes that sit vacant and to whole-home short-term rentals, not to primary ...

A proposed tax on vacation rentals in San Diego is being opposed by a coalition of business groups, including the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, as the city ...

Proposed $5,000 per bedroom tax could generate $135 million annually while targeting housing crisis; opponents warn the ...

Will a new tax on second homes help solve San Diego's housing crisis or hurt locals like Martha? Council vote could decide if ...

Re “Repeal regressive taxes, but those on vacation rentals don’t qualify” (Oct. 13): As a San Diego resident, social worker and father who shares our family’s unit to help with rising costs, I must ...

New data shows rent prices have consistently dropped year over year in the city of San Diego, but is it enough for renters to ...

Thousands of San Diegans who use vouchers to help cover the rent may have to pay significantly more money starting late next year to keep receiving aid. Leaders of the San Diego Housing Commission, ...