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Landmark renter protection bill is now law
Yesterday, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a landmark renter protection bill into law. AB 1482, the Tenant...
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Measure V: $450 million for affordable housing
A place to call home is an essential ingredient to one’s self worth and personal dignity. But unfortunately...
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Soaring rents and falling wages
As the tech boom has driven rents sky-high, renting families and seniors in San Jose have actually...
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The Bay Area takes action on housing and good jobs
Last night, the Bay Area took a major step towards addressing three of the region’s most urgent challenges: housing, displacement, and growing income inequality. Following a multi-year grassroots campaign that brought together communities from all nine Bay Area counties, the regional planning agencies – known as the Metropolitan Transportation Commission...
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Historic vote moving $950M affordable housing bond this November
Yesterday, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to place a $950 million affordable housing bond on the November ballot to combat homelessness and address our regional housing crisis. The size and scope of this bond is unprecendented, aiming to develop thousands of safe and affordable homes in the Valley.
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Silicon Valley passes landmark affordable housing policy
Every day, the Bay Area is topping national lists of places with housing crises. Now, we're at the top of a different list — the list of who's taking the lead on building affordable housing. Last week, the Valley Transportation Authority Board passed the strongest affordable housing policy of any transit agency in the country. The Valley...
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Victory: $287 billion plan will prioritize good jobs and renter protections
Several billion dollars in transportation and land use planning funds flow to the San Francisco Bay Area each year – a projected $287 billion in the next 25 years. In a groundbreaking policy shift, the regional planning and transportation agencies that oversee these funds voted this week to adopt two new priorities: stemming...
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