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california housing

  • Apartment Living Becoming Part of California Lifestyle | Mike Posey
    Apartment Living Becoming Part of California Lifestyle | Mike Posey
    "As the needs of society change, so should zoning. We can't keep building freeways to grow our way out of this problem. At some point, we have to ask, 'Do ...
    November 27, 2024BY Siyamak Khorrami
  • Court Strikes Down California’s Lot-Splitting Law SB9 | Jim Righeimer | Mark Miller | Dennis Robinson
    Court Strikes Down California’s Lot-Splitting Law SB9 | Jim Righeimer | Mark Miller | Dennis Robinson
    "We're just allowed to double the amount of houses. There aren't left turn lanes big enough, there aren't ...
    June 17, 2024BY Siyamak Khorrami
  • Is San Francisco at a Turning Point?
    Is San Francisco at a Turning Point?
    During this episode, we sit down with John Farrell, a real estate expert from San Francisco and former ...
    April 16, 2024BY Steve Ispas
  • The Big Con in the California Housing Mandate
    The Big Con in the California Housing Mandate
    Commentary Anybody who has ever observed and studied the homeless situation in California will readily see how nonprofit ...
    March 9, 2024BY Tony Hall
  • California Bill Could Give Illegal Immigrants Right to First-Time Homebuyer Assistance
    California Bill Could Give Illegal Immigrants Right to First-Time Homebuyer Assistance
    For those approved, the program provides loans for 20 percent of a home’s value, but no greater than ...
    February 5, 2024BY Rudy Blalock
  • California’s ‘Insurance Crisis’ Blocking Housing Development Opportunities
    California’s ‘Insurance Crisis’ Blocking Housing Development Opportunities
    ‘Ninety companies are on the sidelines right now and have been for well over a year,’ said an ...
    February 5, 2024BY Travis Gillmore
  • California Cities Are Forced to Build ‘Unaffordable’ Housing | John Cruikshank
    California Cities Are Forced to Build ‘Unaffordable’ Housing | John Cruikshank
    Siyamak sits down with John Cruikshank, mayor of Rancho Palos Verdes in Los Angeles County. He will discuss ...
    January 20, 2024BY Siyamak Khorrami
  • Los Angeles Looks to Provide Private Attorneys to Tenants Facing Eviction
    Los Angeles Looks to Provide Private Attorneys to Tenants Facing Eviction
    Some say the Right to Counsel program could lead to more people not being able to find housing.
    December 15, 2023BY Rudy Blalock
  • Los Angeles Removes Proposal to House Homeless in Vacant Hotel Rooms From March Ballot
    Los Angeles Removes Proposal to House Homeless in Vacant Hotel Rooms From March Ballot
    The Los Angeles City Council voted Dec. 5 to remove a ballot initiative from the March 2024 ballot ...
    December 7, 2023BY Rudy Blalock
  • California’s Home Prices Expected to Rise 6.2 Percent in 2024: Report
    California’s Home Prices Expected to Rise 6.2 Percent in 2024: Report
    California housing prices are expected to rise 6.2 percent next year as inflation cools and mortgage interest rates ...
    October 24, 2023BY Jill McLaughlin
  • California Housing Affordability Expected to Remain Flat at 17 Percent: Report  
    California Housing Affordability Expected to Remain Flat at 17 Percent: Report  
    Housing prices are anticipated to rise in 2024 and interest rates recede slightly, though affordability will remain out ...
    September 29, 2023BY Travis Gillmore
  • California May Expedite Housing Project Approval in Coastal Cities, Fire Zones With New Bill
    California May Expedite Housing Project Approval in Coastal Cities, Fire Zones With New Bill
    A California bill expanding streamlined housing project approval process to coastal cities and fire danger zones is one ...
    September 15, 2023BY Rudy Blalock
  • LA City Council Approves Hotel Purchase for Interim Housing
    LA City Council Approves Hotel Purchase for Interim Housing
    LOS ANGELES—After two days of deliberations and reports, a conflicted Los Angeles City Council approved a proposal on ...
    August 19, 2023BY City News Service
  • $80,000 a Year Considered ‘Low Income’ in Orange County: California State Report
    $80,000 a Year Considered ‘Low Income’ in Orange County: California State Report
    The California Department of Housing and Community Development recently released its annual income limit report, which showed that ...
    July 2, 2023BY Carol Cassis
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