Gen Z finally contributing to a 401k with crypto only to get rug pulled on shit coins and never being able to fully retire.

Two of this guy’s videos in the past two weeks have been American hukou propaganda. Crazy!.

RT @maiamindel: Mad dash to see who finishes a transportation project first: Al-Qaeda, the city of Buenos Aires, or California.

Market-based pricing of our City’s most valuable and finite asset (downtown real estate) is a fiscally responsible and smart land use policy. Congestion parking pricing means:.⬇️Less Car Traffic Downtown.🚌Faster Busses.🚦Safer Streets for Pedestrians.📈Increased Transit.

RT @luka7doncic: I just signed my extension with the Lakers. Excited to keep working to bring championships to LA and make Laker Nation pro….

RT @sheel_padres: The trades were bold. The vision feels fragile sometimes. But AJ’s still upholding the dream. Thank you for your excellen….

Already got a ticket sales call from the Padres selling the new players 😂😂😂.

RT @mnolangray: As a result of state housing law, Encinitas permitted more new apartments last year than the city has permitted collectivel….

RT @berkie1: "Maintaining restrictive zoning that exacerbates the housing shortage puts vulnerable tenants in a more precarious position. ….

Trade Bobby fastballs yesterday.

California is currently losing on deployment of solar, wind, and battery storage to Texas.

Encouraging to see San Diego closer to the top of this list.

Sign me upppp.

No wonder why @pulte is posting cringe on main.

I’ll stop there for now. The City of SD, Escondido, and Chula Vista take up a majority (72.4%) of the region’s 6th Cycle RHNA allocation. So most relevant to check and see how they are doing first. A lot more to pull from some of the smaller cities in the region. Interesting to.

Esco is supposed to be permitting the 3rd most homes in the region and currently they are permitting the 6th most. That being said, their planning department has worked really hard to adopt new plans in a tough political and financial environment for the City. Hopeful they can

And last but certainly not least, let’s look at Escondido. Boy are they struggling. No where near hitting any of their housing goals. They didn’t reach Housing Element compliance until March 2023 and it shows. Once they approved their East Valley Specific Plan also in 2023, which

I also would not necessarily consider most of CV’s housing growth as “urban infill”. In 2023 they permitted more single family (420 units) than multifamily (309)! CV is one of the few places in the region where you can still find large-ish numbers of new single-family homes. When

Now let’s look Chula Vista. CV has done a great job permitting market rate homes, hitting 84.9% only 50% of the way through the 6th cycle. But they are lagging in their very low & low income homes, while permitting a whopping zero moderate income homes.

It’s important to remember the City agreed to take 65% of the region’s affordable housing RHNA goals, even though the City currently only makes up ~42% of the regional population. 🌇🌿🌎This is because the City of San Diego is one of the most environmentally friendly places to.