San Diego agencies, organizers want to fix land divided by freeways
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As San Diegans consider empty homes tax, opponents point to a San Francisco court loss
Opponents of San Diego’s proposal worry that, if approved, the tax would open the city up to legal trouble, costing residents far more than it helps.
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As San Diegans consider empty homes tax, opponents point to a San Francisco court loss
Opponents of San Diego’s proposal worry that, if approved, the tax would open the city up to legal trouble, costing residents far more than it helps.
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