Coastlines to Cranes
What does “affordable housing” really mean in San Diego, and why is it so difficult to build? Shandon Harbour sits down with Aimee Faucett, President & CEO of the Building Industry Association of San Diego, to talk about housing affordability, home building costs, the San Diego housing market, and how fees, taxes, permitting, and policy decisions affect what actually gets built. Amy also breaks down a major misconception about builders and developers: the housing industry is much bigger than one group. It includes architects, engineers, trades, suppliers, manufacturers, business owners, and the workforce behind every project. Key Takeaways * Affordable housing is tied to the full cost of living, from rent and mortgages to utilities, food, and transportation. * Home building costs are shaped by fees, taxes, permitting, labor, materials, and policy decisions. * The housing market depends on the businesses, builders, contractors, and tradespeople who take on the risk of getting projects built. Resources: Learn more about the Building Industry Association of San Diego through the BIA San Diego website. [https://biasandiego.org/] Want to ask Shandon anything? Connect on LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/shandonharbour/] Follow ABC San Diego on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/abcsandiego/], X [https://x.com/abc_sandiego], Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/ABCSanDiego/], LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/company/18467830/], and YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@ABCSanDiego] Be a guest: Submit Here! [https://forms.office.com/r/hgLZ02MHbw]
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