California Forward
Terner Center for Housing Innovation created online platform to show how multiple factors like land use policies and fees influence housing construction
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Jobs numbers stay bright for California but closing housing and workforce gaps would help keep things humming along.
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The state’s inventory is overall in decline due to economics, demographics, tax policy all playing a role.
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Development to be completed by 2018 designed to fill need for local workforce housing and live/work space
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In several counties, renters need to earn more than three times the minimum wage to pay rent.
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Leaders support recognizing the scope of the housing problem but also push for broader, all-of-the-above strategy to address shortage.
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Funding for affordable housing should be part of a more comprehensive solution to the state’s expanding housing crisis.
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Sporting pricey real estate and hemmed in by geography, city rehabs housing and employs other strategies to create affordable housing for workers from local businesses.
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No single policy action, from bonds to tax credits to streamlined regulations, can produce the amount of housing California needs.
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