California Forward
No single policy action, from bonds to tax credits to streamlined regulations, can produce the amount of housing California needs.
read moreHighlighting local housing efforts, as the Bay Area gets more expensive and counties continue to deal with the loss of redevelopment funds.
read moreIn Bay Area county that needs nearly 60,000 more affordable units, complex will help low-income families, at-risk youth and provide retail space.
read moreCurrent policies encourage sprawl because of how sales and property taxes are divided up
read moreReport lays out options that could increase the supply of housing, reducing the price of new homes for more San Diegans.
read moreCalifornia’s housing shortage is getting more attention as supply falls far below the demand.
read moreAddressing the state’s high housing costs includes finding smart ways to reduce headaches for builders.
read moreThe benefits of having affordable housing close to jobs range from better health and education outcomes to less environmental wear-and-tear from shorter commutes.
read moreLow-income residents of Yolo County would need to make $21.25 an hour to afford a two-bedroom rental.
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