San Diego is considering a “vacancy tax” on apartments and other residential properties that sit empty for long periods, an effort growing in popularity among California cities seeking an array of options for dealing with chronic shortages of affordable housing.
San Diego Lawmakers Call for Study of ‘Vacancy Tax’ To Tackle Housing Problems
Similar Measures Passed by Other Cities To Address Properties Left Empty for Long Periods
By Lou Hirsh
CoStar News
February 17, 2021 | 11:16 P.M.
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