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Patch: Marin Officials Approve Affordable Housing Proposal
Read moreMarin County officials are encouraging renting rooms in existing residence to help provide affordable housing. The Board of Supervisors voted…
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PPIC: High Housing Costs Hurt College Affordability
Read moreA majority of Californians say affordability is a problem in the state’s public colleges and universities, according to the PPIC…
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DS News: Fannie Offers $10M for Affordable Housing Solutions
Read moreFannie Mae is offering $10 million for solutions to the country’s affordable housing issues. The government-sponsored enterprise issued its Sustainable Communities…
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Affordable Housing Finance: Republicans Pass Sweeping Tax Reform
Read moreThe first tax system overhaul in over three decades is expected to head to President Donald Trump’s desk today. Senate…
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Daily Democrat: California housing crisis drives people to live in their RVs
Read moreRobert Ramirez lives in an old RV, parked curbside in an industrial section of town. He knows one day soon…
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Mercury: New, $1 billion program will bring rooftop solar to California renters
Read moreOver the next decade, roughly 150,000 low-income renters in California will see their apartment buildings outfitted with solar panels —…
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News Review: Good-governance gag order: Housing authority, Region Builders at loggerheads over ‘conflict of interest’ rule
Read moreThe local agency responsible for bringing more affordable housing to Sacramento is under fire from Region Builders, one of the most…
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LA Daily News: LA’s $100 million affordable-housing ‘linkage fee’ could pass City Council
Read moreA Los Angeles City Councilman who helped craft a proposed affordable housing linkage fee expressed confidence that the measure would…
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CityLab: Fire Damage to California’s Homes Isn’t as Random as It Seems
Read moreIn the midst of the many wildfire emergencies that have faced California this year, it can often seem that the way houses burn, or don’t,…
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MyNews LA: New homes cost more in LA with fees to help the homeless?
Read moreWill Los Angeles force developers to pay extra for new structures to raise millions to help the homeless? That’s what…