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Losing my apartment motivated me to run for Berkeley City Council. My partner and I were living in southside Telegraph in… Read More

As cities around California contend with their latest Regional Housing Needs Assessments — a periodic assignment of housing targets mandated by state law… Read More

Welcome to the March 23, 2021 Capital edition of The HomeWork, the official newsletter of California YIMBY — legislative updates, news clips, housing research and… Read More

A new report from Neighborhood Housing Services of LA County is sounding the alarm on the dire straits that Black homeowners in Los Angeles County… Read More

Does legalizing multi-family homes (a.k.a. “upzoning”) just boost asset values for speculative real estate portfolios, or does it produce a tangible benefit with new housing… Read More

For me, the path to my passion about housing was really economics. In school, I was great at math, but it didn’t feel… Read More

Anyone unfortunate enough to spend time watching Fox News will come to discover that Berkeley, Calif. is the right-wing’s favorite toponym for progressivism. Read More

When COVID-19 began surging in California in late November, the pandemic was attacking an already sick patient. Despite the state being… Read More

Do people have innate transportation preferences that they express independently of their living conditions, or does the built environment of our neighborhoods influence those preferences?… Read More

Can California learn from robust public housing development models around the world to fix its long-standing housing crisis? The Oakland-based advocacy group East Bay For… Read More