C.A.R. is sponsoring legislation to create a state Housing Agency, with a Cabinet-level Secretary, charged with overseeing activities related to housing. A new Housing Agency
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ADUs provide for an additional solution to increasing the supply of affordable housing especially in tight real estate markets within the state. Unfortunately, there have
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In recent years, the Legislature has sought to enhance consumer protections for Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs. However, there is still need for more
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This measure requires the Department of Housing and Community Development to verify a local government’s housing production (based on the regional housing needs assessment) prior
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The opportunities for homeownership are dwindling in California due to a lack of supply and, in turn, increasing costs, especially for individuals and families of
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Currently, there is no uniform definition in state law for “affordable owner-occupied workforce housing” or “affordable workforce housing”. Affordable housing is an important issue at
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In 2015, C.A.R. began its multi-year effort to update and clarify the real estate law with the enactment of AB 685 (Irwin). Subsequently, in 2017-18
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Existing law requires local governments to adopt ordinances which comply with implementation of housing development projects and to provide the developer with a density bonus
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Under current law, a state agency may sponsor a specialized license plates when they are sponsored by a state agency. Prior to program implementation, the
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Enacted by voters in 1950, Article 34 of the California Constitution requires that any development comprised of “low-rent” dwellings, financed in whole or in part
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This is a re-introduction of SCA 24 (Galgiani, 2018), which was introduced in the closing days of the 2017-18 Legislative Session. This measure includes the
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