Aida Hernandez

01/09/2025

08/20/2023

San Diego County Property Assessment Sets Records for 11th Straight Year
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San Diego County Assessor Jordan Marks announced that the total assessed value for all taxable property in the county for 2023 was $727.48 billion, a 7.12% increase from last year, setting a record. This tax roll consists of over 1 million real estate parcels, 55,888 business personal property accou...

08/10/2023

San Diego Rent Now Higher Than Los Angeles

Aida Hernandez is a real estate agent with Keller Williams San Diego Metro. Check out Aida Hernandez's listings or office listings.

08/06/2023

In CRE Outlook, Office Sees a Longer Recovery, Multifamily in High Demand, Retail Rebounds
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The Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast California Commercial Real Estate Survey shows a mixed outlook for the commercial real estate industry in California. Office development is expected to slow due to high interest rates, while the multifamily sector remains strong. The survey advises clients to...

07/29/2023

June Home Sales Cool Down, While Prices Remain Strong
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In June, the median price of single-family homes in San Diego County rose to $1 million for only the second time in history, while the attached median price (for condominiums and townhomes) was $650,000. Compared to the same month last year, all resale home prices were 2% higher. San Diego County is...

07/20/2023

First Dip in California Rents in Two Years

Aida Hernandez is a real estate agent with Keller Williams San Diego Metro. Check out Aida Hernandez's listings or office listings.

07/11/2023

Controversial ordinance gives San Diego renters new rights
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On Saturday, San Diego brought into force a new ordinance which requires landlords to compensate tenants with two-three months of rent when they serve them with a no-fault eviction. The ordinance was brought forward by San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Council President Sean Elo-Rivera to give tenants...

07/09/2023

San Diego County is the nation's second-most expensive metro area. What does that mean for seniors?
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Connie McKrieth, 58, was forced to take up residence in a U-Haul van after medical care for cancer depleted her savings. She now lives in a 578 square foot studio apartment in downtown San Diego, which she feels is much more spacious than the van she lived in for nine months. With San Diego County's...

07/02/2023

California Housing Market Highlighted by Growing Interest Rates
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Rising interest rates have made it more difficult for potential home buyers to qualify for larger mortgages and take advantage of the current low rates, resulting in disruption in the California housing market. Home prices in Silicon Valley have become increasingly unaffordable, pushing potential bu...

06/24/2023

Short-term rental tax must be rejected
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Senate Bill 584, by state Sen. Monique Límon, seeks to impose a tax on short-term rentals (Airbnb, Vrbo, etc.), in order to raise funds for low-income housing. However, this bill would end up deterring people from seeking short-term rentals and increase costs, while also mandating expensive labor-u...

06/13/2023

Supply Still Low in California Despite Construction Reaching 15-Year High

Aida Hernandez is a real estate agent with Keller Williams San Diego Metro. Check out Aida Hernandez's listings or office listings.

06/11/2023

Seattle survey finds 75% of residents support 1% fee on new construction
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A survey released by Seattle City Councilmember Alex Pedersen showed that 75% of Seattle residents polled support a 1% tax on new construction. The survey also asked about the impact fees associated with new developments, which the respondents perceived as necessary, and bridge health, with 73% of r...