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How the mobile home law change will impact San Diego

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By Claire Trageser Verified, Emily Peck Verified
| Axios San Diego
Zoom in: But San Diego housing experts told Axios it might not be that simple. The city has several mobile home parks, so the change could allow different designs of homes in those parks. But there also isn't space for more mobile home parks within city limits, so it probably wouldn't create more housing except in unincorporated parts of the county, real estate adviser Gary London told Axios. "It's just sort of nibbling along the edges of the problem of the home and delivery system," he said.
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The homeownership rate is lower than you think

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By Emily Peck Verified
| Axios NW Arkansas Verified
Data: Minneapolis Federal Reserve calculations based on Census data; Note: Traditional measure reflects share of occupied housing units where owner is a resident. The new measure is the share of the adult population who owns their home; Chart: Worth Sparkman/Axios A new way of measuring America's homeownership rate finds that it is far lower than commonly understood, especially for young adults.
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Trump's what's-old-is-new-again tariff tactic

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By Emily Peck Verified
| Axios Verified
President Trump has revived a provision from one of former President Herbert Hoover's most infamous policies: the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930. Why it matters: Smoot was long thought to be moot — widely considered a failure and, possibly, an exacerbating factor in the Great Depression. Trump has repeatedly said that he doesn't want to be associated with Hoover, who presided over the country during that economic collapse and has forever been associated with it.
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