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2026 primary election measure a non primary homes tax empty homes
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AI-generatedThe proposed tax on non-primary homes in San Diego could reduce demand for second homes and investment properties, potentially lowering property values and construction activity. However, the measure is only a proposal for a future election, with legal uncertainty and no concrete implementation timeline. Impact is local to San Diego, with weak commercial mechanism at this stage.
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- Measure A proposes a tax on non-primary homes in San Diego.
- Aims to generate revenue for city services and encourage renting to long-term residents.
- Opponents cite a similar tax in San Francisco ruled unconstitutional, appeal pending.
- Measure to be considered in the 2026 primary election.
- Supported by Imperial Counties Labor Council; opposed by California Association of Realtors.
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