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Mother Jones: Farmworkers Are Living 20 to a House in California’s Bountiful Salinas Valley
Read moreIf you’re making a salad to go along with your dinner tonight, you should probably thank the farmworkers in California’s…
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Vox: There’s no good alternative to building more homes in expensive cities
Read moreThe sweeping land use reform bill introduced recently by California state Sen. Scott Weiner, a San Francisco Democrat, died in…
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Washington Post: Democrats’ Housing Problem
Read moreSince the late 1950s, economists have paid attention to “housing starts” — the number of times in a month that…
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The Sacramento Bee: If the California Legislature can’t compromise on housing, rent control is in our future
Read moreMembers of the Legislature certainly talk a good game about solving the housing crisis, insisting they’re eager to speed up…
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Courthouse News: Majority of LA County Residents Fear Being Priced Out of Homes
Read moreAs the price of housing in California spirals out of reach, more than half of Los Angeles County residents fear…
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WSJ: Homebuilding Isn’t Keeping Up With Growth, Development Group Says
Read moreAmerica’s housing shortage is more wide-ranging than cloistered coastal markets, stretching from pricey locales such as California and Massachusetts to…
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Noozhawk: What’s Next for ADUs?
Read moreThis week, the Santa Barbara City Council is expected to deliberate and vote on a local Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance. From the…
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Mercury News: Experts: Urgent cures required for Bay Area housing, traffic ailments
Read moreInnovative — and swift — remedies are required if the Bay Area and the rest of California can begin to…
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SF Examiner: Two low-income housing projects net 2015 bond funding
Read moreSan Francisco is shifting voter- approved housing bond money away from both an affordable housing project in the Excelsior due…
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Affordable Housing Finance: California Nonprofit Shows Its Strength
Read moreIn 2017, the nonprofit had a busy year, starting construction on nine developments with 156 affordable homes. The 53-year-old nonprofit…