New apartments in downtown San Diego’s East Village. Photo by Chris Stone New research shows that nearly four-in-ten San Diegans live in households that spend more than 30% of their income on housing. That’s more than 1.2 million people. And nearly two-in-ten spent 50% of their income on housing — that’s more than 550,000 people. This is unsustainable — especially at a time when the cost of what feels like everything else is higher than it used to be. This new study from the San Diego Foundation adds urgency to the housing affordability problem that many of us have seen firsthand. San Diego isn’t alone, of course, millions of Americans are struggling to find affordable homes. Ho
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