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SacBee: One key to affordable housing crisis? Pay construction workers a living wage.
Read moreNo amount of project streamlining can solve California’s housing affordability problem by itself. To lower prices, California needs to build a…
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LAist: Op-Ed: California Must Pass Housing Legislation To Give Our Generation A Chance
Read moreLos Angeles County has one of the tightest housing markets in the country, and by some measures, the most inequitable. Economic…
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Vox: The real driver of regional inequality in America
Read moreAmerica in the Gilded Age was a starkly unequal place, not just in terms of inequality between people but inequality…
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LA Times: Billions in new spending for housing, water, parks and more could be on the 2018 ballot
Read moreCalifornians could vote on billions of dollars in new spending for low-income housing developments and water and parks improvements next…
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CityLab: Severe Housing Needs May Return to Foreclosure-Crisis Levels
Read moreA new report released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development this month shows that the number of…
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Reason: Affordable Housing Regulations Crushing New Home Construction in L.A.
Read moreWhen Los Angeles voters were considering Proposition JJJ—an initiative last year to mandate affordable housing requirements for new developments—critics from Habitat…
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CBIA Report: CBIA NAMES AMY GLAD INTERIM CEO
Read moreThe California Building Industry Association has named Amy Glad as Interim CEO. A respected industry leader, she was the first…
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LA Weekly: Will There Be a Dramatic Slowdown in the Construction of L.A. Housing?
Read moreDuring the first half of this decade, Los Angeles gained more than 230,000 residents — and just 40,000 new housing…
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Modesto Bee: Calling out Adam Gray to get onboard for building more affordable housing
Read moreCalifornia is facing the worst housing crisis in its history and the effects are being felt in the San Joaquin…
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KPCC: HUD estimates half a million low-income LA renters at risk of losing homes
Read moreRoughly 567,000 people living in Los Angeles are poor renters who can’t access the government assistance they qualify for and…