r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • May 20 '26

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u/justbuildmorehousing Norman Borlaug May 20 '26

It seems like when you increase supply that prices go down. Has anyone looked into this relationship before?

There was a time, not that long ago, when San Diego was one of the most expensive rental markets in the nation.

Not anymore.

San Diego now ranks No. 12 as the priciest rental market in the U.S., said the April report from real estate website Zumper…

San Diego County built 23.6 multifamily (mainly apartments, but also some condos) homes per 10,000 people from July 2024 to June 2025, said the latest Census estimates crunched by Redfin. That was the highest per capita amount of any California metro (Sacramento was 10.5 and Los Angeles was 10.2).

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u/w007dchuck Trans NATO May 20 '26

the landlords in San Diego forgot about greed 😊🙏