San Diego’s unemployment rate continues to be lower than California and the United States as a whole. The bad news is that it’s been on the rise since March. According to the San Diego Workforce Partnership, in March, San Diego’s unemployment was at 4%, the lowest all year, compared to 5.1% in California and 4.5% in the United States. By July, San Diego’s unemployment stood at 4.8%, while California was at 5.5% and the United States was at 4.9%. National City has been hit the hardest. Most recently the city’s unemployment rate was 9.6%. Imperial Beach’s unemployment rate was at 7.9% and the lowest rates around San Diego County were Valley Center (2.2%), Del Mar (2.3%), and Poway (2.8%). San Diego CA real estate
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Okay, so let me see if I have this right. Unemplyment is increasing AND population is increasing AND the real estate market is in the hole? Grand…
Larry
San Diego California Medical Research
I think the increase in Unemployment is due to the mass lay-offs within large companies!
Steven
San Diego Bail