John P Anderson

Trees of San Diego thread redux. Jacaranda:

Well worth a read (and probably a RT) for San Diego. I wasn't a fan of @shawnemerriman as a player (great player tho) but really appreciate this input.

I love this slide from Air Lease showing how air travel has become affordable over time

This one is the anti wealth tax one? protectretirementca.org

Today's ballot signature options

. @padres - City Connect version 1 was huge hit for going big. This is way safer to begin with - Go Big!

@ColinParent @CityofSanDiego Could be a good opportunity to weigh in?

@CityofSanDiego I will continue to use this God forsaken bird app so long as reporters continue to write articles on the basis of 10's of seconds I spend writing these tweets.

FYI @Fox5SanDiego, I did not weigh in on the merits of the @CityofSanDiego's proposal to exempt itself from almost all of SB 79. I merely pointed out that's what they're proposing to do. Still, bringing some attention to that did invite criticism from @GavinNewsom. fox5sandiego.com/news/politics/…

@lhamtil trees are amazing giving this:

This tree has character

This is shaping up as the most consistent finding in housing studies: Building lots of luxury housing can reduce rents at the top of the market—but the people it helps most are renters struggling to afford even the least desirable units

@jasonjosephlee I’ve been a real estate agent full time for two years pal and things are going great.

@jasonjosephlee @JeffAuerbach3 Jason - this is a garbage post. Why would you post this? Engagement fodder? Very poor taste.

People in real estate are dropping like flies right now So many brokers are starving So many syndicators hanging up their cleats So many service providers are begging for work

Lololol 100

@RyanDanz This is a pro or con take? Hard to tell.

One of the most epic stretches of living in the history of the world Sure, it takes making 1MM/year to live adequate, just enough to get a starter home (which starts at 2mm for anything non-tear-down), and pay the bills, afford a closet full of vuori, drive a Tesla, surf 10am-1pm on a weekday, and drink $7 cups of micro roasted coffee with chai tallow, take a few yoga classes per week, get a club membership, … but 10/10 public schools, year round 72 degrees with a light breeze, organic grocery stores, no smog, no insects, no swamp ass, no crime, no homeless-tent cities, no parking meters, the best Mexican food north of Mexico City, the most slightly above average looking but fittest people you’ve ever seen and 10000x less pretentious than Newport and LA folk World class and open to the public; •Beaches •Hiking •Golf •Museums •Parks •Zoos And a tax racket that means homes worth 5mm that were bought 25 years ago for 500k, only pay 5k/yr property tax and locked for life (sans capped increase) And this doesn’t even include that little hamlet to the right on the map called Rancho Santa Fe which is a tweetstorm all unto itself

a ton of pavement with a view of the ocean + highest taxes in america it is a good synopsis

. @willhuntsberry I liked this map of empty homes. Has a total per zip, was wondering if addresses were available for these identified homes? (There are some vacant nuisance homes in my area and curious if they are listed as vacant or not) voiceofsandiego.org/2026/01/28/how…

@WesSDCali The coloring on this is not good.

Making it illegal to accommodate more neighbors along the coast is just inhumane. Taller buildings create shade while sprawling roads and pavement intensify heat.

Intersection of University at Kansas (N) / Granada (S). I liked the aesthetic of the old building. New one looks good too.

When you're an @x user and CPA and @rledbetterCPA likes your post

Daylighting laws = improved safety? Doesn't seem so but is a cash generator for government and reduction in parking for users. 49% increase in citation fees in a year? Happy to be be educated. @CityofSanDiego @sdcta johnpatrickanderson.com/daylighting-la…