Phillip Molnar is a Business Contributor at The San Diego Union-Tribune. He focuses on themes such as construction, real estate, and the broader economic landscape, particularly in California and San Diego. Phillip's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Los Angeles Times, Miami Herald, and The Sacramento Bee.
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Phillip Molnar's coverage predominantly focuses on local news within San Diego, with a strong emphasis on real estate, population trends, and economic indicators. He frequently cites data and reports government announcements related to these topics.
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High mortgage rates and prices have led to low home sales in San Diego County
The Metropolitan Transit System is considering cutting a service upgrade.
By: Phillip Molnar
The Metropolitan Transit System is considering cutting a service upgrade and other options to head off a structural budget deficit of roughly $100 million next year.
By: Phillip Molnar
The San Diego County unemployment rate fell to one of its lowest levels of the year
San Diego County was on track for its lowest-ever home sale year as mortgage rates and prices stayed high to end the year.
By: Phillip Molnar
The Border 2 fire grew by another 200 acres overnight The massive wildfire burning near the U.S.-Mexico border grew by another 200 acres overnight and remained 10% contained.
By: Phillip Molnar
SAN DIEGO — The massive wildfire burning near the U.S.-Mexico border grew by another 200 acres overnight and remained 10% contained.
By: Phillip Molnar
SAN DIEGO — The massive wildfire burning near the U.S.-Mexico border grew by another 200 acres overnight and remained 10% contained.
By: Phillip Molnar
Ahead of the Lunar New Year on Wednesday, the City Heights festival had games, music and food
By: Phillip Molnar
The S&P Case-Shiller Indices said San Diego County home prices are up 4.45% annually
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