San Diego Museum of Art Reflects on 100 Years in New Exhibit
It’s hard to overstate how radically the 1915 Panama-California Exposition catapulted San Diego into the future. The Panama Canal had just opened; the halves of the world were finally connected and the cultural possibilities (and tourism dollars) seemed endless. After passing through the canal on th
Want lower home prices? Cut incentives for house investors
Basic economics tells you that if you lower the demand for a product, the price should fall. Limiting financial incentives for housing investors could increase the share of homes owned by the folks who live there. Consider a new study from the American Enterprise Institute. It notes that favorable f
Where are house investors most active in California?
Roughly one in six California houses is owned by someone who doesn’t live there – but investors’ market clout varies across the state. That’s what my trusty spreadsheet found after reviewing a BatchData report that found investors of all sizes own 1.28 million houses statewide – 17% of California’s
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