by Max Dubler Introduction The 2026 Affordable Housing Bond – Proposition 1 This fall, California voters will vote on an $11.25 billion bond measure, Proposition 1, to fund housing programs, including Affordable Housing construction. California YIMBY recommends a “yes” vote…
Proposition 2: Yes
by Max Dubler Introduction To reduce housing costs, we need to reduce local fees. That requires state revenue reform. California YIMBY has found substantial success reforming many of the barriers to housing growth in our state. From zoning reforms, to…
Proposition 37: No Recommendation
by Max Dubler Introduction Providing down payment subsidies for first-time homebuyers is a good idea on the merits, but is problematic in a severely supply-constrained market like California. Prop 37 authorizes the state to issue up to $25 billion in…
Proposition 43: No
by Max Dubler Introduction It should not take a supermajority of voters to raise revenues for local schools, infrastructure, and public safety. Analysis Background Proposition 13, passed by voters in 1978, amended the state constitution to cap property tax rates…
Proposition 45: No Recommendation
by Max Dubler Introduction While Proposition 45 meaningfully touches on housing, it will have a much more significant impact on non-housing projects. Pro-housing voters should consider the arguments for and against the measure and make their own decision based on…
Newly-Passed Legislation Would Reduce the Cost of Housing
SB 937 Would Lower Finance Costs for New Homes – Heads to Governor’s Desk “We have to do everything we can to reduce housing costs, and SB 937 is an important step” SACRAMENTO — On Wednesday, the California State Legislature…
AHF Rent Control Measure Analysis
By Max Dubler Introduction (Updated to reflect that this measure has been placed on the ballot as Proposition 33) In November 2024, California will vote on Proposition 33, also known as the Justice For Renters Act, a ballot measure that…