About 20% of US consumers are working from home full time and a lot of these folks are getting ready to move. CNBC article: Remote Workplace
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About 20% of US consumers are working from home full time and a lot of these folks are getting ready to move. CNBC article: Remote Workplace
The Times of San Diego has posted up the most recent city rankings in terms of livability, cost of housing, commute times, and other factors that impact the quality of life. San Diego Ranking Falls A year in lock-down with Covid-19 has caused many urban high-tech workers that have shifted to working remotely to relocate to more affordable communities. The high cost of housing and slow job growth during the pandemic has caused San Diego's rank to fall.
The full city ranking report is located here: City Ranking Report
The Times of San Diego has an interesting article about the impacts being seen in the apartment and office markets as a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Pandemic Work From Home Impacting Markets Going Into 2021
These are some photos of the new Amazon facility and new freeway interchange under construction in the Otay Mesa area of San Diego County.
The Economist published an article in November 2020: What A Vaccine Means For America's Economy
As the new quarterly numbers are posting up our appraisal office has noted and concurs with the Economist - that the actual numbers of the broad economic indicators of GDP and Employment both nationally and locally in San Diego indicate much better economic resilience than originally projected by most forecasts earlier in the year and over the summer.
The City of San Diego is discussing Airbnb housing stock percentage caps ranging from .75% to 1.2%,
The Latest On San Diego Short Term Rental Rules
KPBS is reporting on the next steps involving Tiny Homes as accessory dwelling units in San Diego. Increased enforcement is anticipated in the future.
The California Association of Realtors initiated a constitutional amendment that has obtained the necessary signatures and is to appear on the ballot for November 3, 2020.
Link to new bill: Property Tax Assessment Bill
The proposed law would allow eligible homeowners to transfer their tax assessments anywhere within the State of California. The law would increase the number of times a tax assessment can be transferred from one to three. The law would allow tax assessments to be transferred to a more expensive home with an upward adjustment.
The proposed law would address reassessments for inherited properties and changes in ownership of business properties. In California, parents or grandparents can transfer their properties to their children or grandchildren without the property's tax assessment resetting to market value, which would happen upon sale to someone else.
For properties that are not the parent’s main residence: vacation homes, business properties, rental properties, the first $1 million of taxable value is to be exempt from re-assessment. The proposed initiative would require that properties not used as main residences be reassessed at market value when inherited and exclude the first one million exemption. The residential property reassessment exemption would change so that the first million would not be reassessed while the remaining value would be reassessed.