2019 BizFed Poll: L.A. County Businesses Gloomy over Future Outlook
June 24, 2019
Following a trend from last year, business owners and leaders throughout Los Angeles County have major concerns about the future, especially about homelessness, housing affordability ... read more
Community Organizations Hosted the Housing Forum, a Conference on the Housing Crisis
June 11, 2019
The South Bay Cities Council of Governments and SBAOR co-hosted last month in Torrance the Housing Forum, a half-day conference digging into tough and controversial questions about the housing crisis, housing availability, housing affordability, and what to do about it. ... read more
ALERT! Tell Sacramento to Vote NO on Restrictive Rent Caps and Just Cause Evictions
May 28, 2019
Two bills in Sacramento discourage the production of rental housing. We need more housing in California, not less! ... read more
ALERT! Tell Sacramento to fix Section 8 without hurting housing providers
May 21, 2019
Urge Your Senator to Oppose Bill that Forces Landlords to Participate in Section 8! C.A.R. OPPOSES SB 329 (Mitchell) because it effectively forces ALL residential ... read more
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NAR Advocacy News
- With FHFA Release of 2021 Loan Limits, NAR Urges Improved Access to Safe, Affordable Financing November 24, 2020With home prices setting records in many U.S. markets, the National Association of Realtors® is pleased to see the FHFA raise its national conforming loan limits for 2021. As we await final 2021 figures from the FHA, NAR urges federal policymakers to continue prioritizing market stability and access to safe, affordable financing for all U.S. consumers.
- NAR’s Role – Past, Present and Future – in Fair Housing November 19, 2020A candid discussion with 2021 President, Charlie Oppler and Director of Fair Housing Policy, Bryan Greene.
- NAR Raises Concerns with FHFA Final Rule Governing GSE's Required Capital Structures November 19, 2020NAR remains concerned that the proposed rule could significantly raise costs for consumers, force Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to assume greater risk in order to meet returns for investors, and undermine reforms made over the last decade.