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Graduation Scams to Look Out for
Scammers have been targeting new graduates. NBC 7 San Diego’s Sergio Flores has more details.
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Grad Season Scams Target Parents and Students
Graduation is a big step for students as they enter a big transition in life, but that can also bring a lot of stress. When people get worried, scammers try and take advantage of that pressure.
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3 Bay Area Cities Among Most Expensive to Rent: Report
Three Bay Area cities were among the most expensive cities to rent a one-bedroom apartment, according to a newly released report.
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MTS Board Approves South Bay Development Project, 390 Affordable Apartments
The Metropolitan Transit System Board of Directors Thursday approved the Palm Avenue Trolley Station project — a mixed-use, mixed-income transit-oriented development project in the Otay Mesa-Nestor community.
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Reconstruction of Affordable Housing Complex Underway in San Marcos
The Villa Serena apartment complex is set to be replaced by apartment homes for individuals and families whose household incomes are below the area’s median income
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Poway Fun Bowl No More: Site Purchased For Mixed-Use Development
A bowling alley in Poway — a casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic — has been purchased to create a mixed-use development that will feature luxury apartments and commercial space, it was announced Tuesday.
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Students May Not Be Stuck With Off-Campus-Housing Leases
NBC 7’s Consumer Bob took a look at student rent. Do students have to pay it?
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Can College Students Break Their Off-Campus Lease?
When San Diego’s universities moved to online classes, thousands of students were left with apartments they didn’t need. Some moved home, while others stayed in San Diego and attended their virtual classes. NBC 7 Responds looked at what rights a student renter has.
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Lookout for Rental Scams During the Pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t stopped people from trying to find a place to stay, but it has changed how landlords show off rental properties. That’s why there’s a new warning to look out for rental scams.
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Incentive Program Offers Mutual Benefit for Landlords, Homeless Renters, City Says
During this pandemic, the most vulnerable populations need a lifeline more than ever: reliable housing. San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer is asking landlords to consider renting to seniors, the homeless and veterans through the Landlord Engagement Assistance Program, or LEAP. The program, that started in 2016 as Housing Our Heroes, subsidizes rent for tenants, provides landlords a deposit and offers…
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Knowing Your Renter Rights
NBC 7’s Consumer Bob looked at how cities around the county are trying to protect renters during the coronavirus pandemic
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Renters Rights in San Diego County
Millions of people have filed for unemployment in California in the last several weeks. With so many people out of a job, or not earning a paycheck, there are new protections to help renters from being evicted. With so many different policies at the state, county and city levels, lawyers say it can be confusing.
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Number of Renters Reaches Record Highs
As the second decade of the 21st century comes to an end, the profile of the San Diego County housing market has shifted significantly over the past decade, according to a report from a national real estate listing company. More people are renting than ever before, according to a report from RentCafe. Aging renters — those aged 60 and over…
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San Diegans Coping with Rising Rental Costs
Rent prices in San Diego are rising at a higher rate than most of the country, with the North County seeing some of the highest rents in the county.
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How San Diego Maintains High-Rise Building Safety, in Light of London Apartment Fire
A fire that scorched a 24-story apartment building in London as people slept has raised questions about fire safety measures in San Diego.
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RAW VIDEO: Philly High-Rise Reduced to Rubble
Watch from the ground and air as the plunger is dropped on the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s Queen Lane Apartments in Germantown.
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RAW VIDEO: Philadelphia Housing Authority High-Rise Is No More
After 59 years, the Philadelphia Housing Authority’s Queen Lane Apartments in Germantown became rubble Saturday morning.