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The Key to Tapping Underused Land in the Heart of the Antelope Valley

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By: Jennifer Lovett

January 26, 2022

California’s largest Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District aims to support needed investment in Palmdale

Unlocking underused retail space for housing could help reimagine a post-COVID California

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By: Jennifer Lovett

May 12, 2021

As shopping shifts online, proposed legislation would facilitate repurposing commercial property

Creating an investment strategy for California’s economic recovery

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By: Micah Weinberg and Fred Silva

May 20, 2020

Four ways to use the state budget to get Californians back to work and upwardly mobile

Making local and regional housing and infrastructure funding more effective

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By: Fred Silva

May 9, 2019

How the Legislature can improve on the promise of California’s Enhanced Infrastructure Financing Districts

Commentary: With no state action on roads, regional solutions needed

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By: Mark Pisano and Sean Randolph

October 26, 2016

The next generation of transportation solutions need to be created at the local and regional level

California tool to fund badly needed infrastructure growing in popularity

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By: Ed Coghlan

March 28, 2016

The EIFD is currently being considered for 60 projects across the state, including Sacramento bridges and L.A. River revitalization.

How to pay for local infrastructure projects? New website offers an answer

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By: Darin Dinsmore

September 30, 2015

Recent legislation expands local governments’ infrastructure financing powers that will help build investments in projects from transit stations, housing to next-gen water facilities.

Governor signs local infrastructure financing bill in win for Summit

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By: Justin Ewers

September 23, 2015

Law will expand development tool cities can use to pay for a range of vital projects, from affordable housing to transportation infrastructure.

Two ways for cities to reduce the cost of housing and make homes more affordable

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By: Mark Pisano

September 8, 2015

Paired together, streamlining regulations and using infrastructure districts to bring down costs would have a big impact on California housing, all without raising taxes.

EIFD

The Key to Tapping Underused Land in the Heart of the Antelope Valley

Unlocking underused retail space for housing could help reimagine a post-COVID California

Creating an investment strategy for California’s economic recovery

Making local and regional housing and infrastructure funding more effective

Commentary: With no state action on roads, regional solutions needed

California tool to fund badly needed infrastructure growing in popularity

How to pay for local infrastructure projects? New website offers an answer

Governor signs local infrastructure financing bill in win for Summit

Two ways for cities to reduce the cost of housing and make homes more affordable

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