Housing

If California taxpayers are to increase subsidies to wealthy investors who fund affordable housing production, they should get more in return.

Do not let the progressives crowd out the voices of Black elected officials who recently rejected the rationale of market-rate up-zoning.

Legalizing duplexes, triplexes and quads in single-family neighborhoods seemed revolutionary a few years ago, but the political landscape has shifted.

To make California stronger, we need to invest in girls and gender-expansive youth, and we need to amplify their leadership potential.

Berkeley and Oakland are working on a policy to preserve affordable housing that would be the first of its kind in California.

Never has an election cycle seen so much money funneled into California’s ballot measure campaigns — and there are still two weeks to go until the November election. Already, the campaigns for and against the 12 propositions on the November ballot have raised a staggering $670 million, according to a CalMatters analysis. When added to […]

A small group of Oakland tenants landed a deal that ensures their rents remain affordable.

California is in a housing crisis, but the state is not giving homeowners a way to finance the building more dwelling units on their property.

Prop. 21 is one way to help to preserve the social and economic fabric of our state by keeping vulnerable people in their homes.