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August Housing Supply and Demand
 August resale inventory was actually down almost 4 percent from a year prior as some potential homesellers apparently gave up on the prospect of finding a buyer. The decline in inventory certainly wasn't a result of more homes being purchased -- sales volume was down 20 percent from August 2006.
Month of inventory, an indicator which is pictured in the accompanying graph and measures the amount of time it would take to buy up all of a given month's inventory at that month's pace of sales, rose to 8.4 months. This represents a 20 percent increase over last August's 7.0 months of inventory.
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More on the federal judge's Tijuana sewage decision.
Friday, September 14 -- 3:18 pm
The council will likely advocate for same-sex marriage.
Friday, September 14 -- 3:11 pm
Judge refuses U.S. government request to delay Tijuana sewage treatment.
Friday, September 14 -- 3:00 pm
SURVIVAL IN SAN DIEGO
Announcement comes as HUD approves agency's plans to remove itself from federal public housing program.
Friday, September 14 -- 10:31 am
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Thursday, September 13 -- 7:40 pm
CAFÉ SAN DIEGO
Since we already have say 3,000 private contracts, does that not give us sufficient sample size to find out which private contracts have saved taxpayers anything?
Friday, September 14 -- 5:58 pm
COMMENTARY: SLOP
The city attorney apparently suspects the public radio station of violating antitrust laws.
Thursday, September 13 -- 6:15 pm
COMMENTARY: RICH TOSCANO
Unemployment is low, but defaults and foreclosures are shattering all records.
Thursday, September 13 -- 10:23 am
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This Just In
KPBS airs a segment about student testing and its discontents. » Dec. 1 -- 10:00 am
Get to know some San Diegans you never might have met.
Dec. 1 -- 9:59 am
Three out of the four new arrivals indicate they would have voted to save libraries and recreation centers.
Nov. 26 -- 5:22 pm
SURVIVAL IN SAN DIEGO
An update from Alan House, the cemetery manager who moonlights as a Christmas tree farmer.
Dec. 1 -- 3:12 pm
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Assessments are necessary but classroom teachers should determine which assessments to use.
Nov. 25 -- 7:55 pm
CAFÉ SAN DIEGO
Nationally and locally, voters didn't just elect new governments on Nov. 4. They opened the door to new roles for government.
Nov. 25 -- 6:39 pm
COMMENTARY: SLOP
A quick point about that NYT article.
Dec. 1 -- 3:10 pm
COMMENTARY: RICH TOSCANO
Some more visuals on the latest Case-Shiller home price index release.
Nov. 28 -- 11:50 am
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