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Op-Ed | Piedmont has embraced the state’s call for growth
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As adoption nears, Piedmont Planning and Building Director Kevin Jackson reflects on the Housing Element update process.Bay Area
Nearly $8 billion needed to finish Bay Area affordable housing projects in limbo
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Close to 400 affordable housing projects in various stages of predevelopment need additional public or private funding.COVID-19
On the verge of becoming law: These 2020 bills are up to California’s governor
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Diversity on corporate boards, a ban on flavored tobacco, an overhaul the use of plastic packaging, and others are on Newsom's desk.commentary
Commentary | Homeownership will help address the wealth gap for communities of color
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The US needs to develop a plan to increase homeownership rates for everyone, especially communities of color, who have been left behind for years.health
Remakes and fresh takes: On these 2019 bills, it’s now Newsom’s call
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In the last days of California's 2019 legislative session, hundreds of bills landed on the governor's desk. Here are some of the most consequential.Senior Living
Amid the housing NIMBYs and YIMBYs, meet PIMBYs—“Parents in my Backyard”
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A growing number of California seniors are building "in-law units" or "granny flats," and having their adult children move into their backyards -- or vice-versa.housing
Weakling or bully? The battle over CEQA, the state’s iconic environmental law
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To Sacramento and developers, CEQA is increasingly disparaged as a villain in the state's housing crisis. But environmentalists disagree.housing
For aging California, is the future Florida?
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Within a decade, more than 20% of the state's residents will be seniors -- a higher proportion than in Florida, famous for its large population of snowbird retirees.housing
