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High Rents Make Housing Unaffordable for Most People in Los Angeles

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
March 11, 2013

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Robert Dhondrup, Director of Communications
213.480.1249 ext 237 or rdhondrup@scanph.org

High Rents Make Housing Unaffordable for Most People in Los Angeles
Rents Out of Reach for Working Families

LOS ANGELES, CA –Renters in Los Angeles County need to earn $27 per hour in order to afford a basic 2-bedroom apartment here, according to a report released today that compares the cost of rental housing with what renters can really afford.

Perfect Storm Hits California's Housing Market: Senate President pro Tem Steinberg and Senator DeSaulnier Respond Introducing the Housing Opportunity & Market Stabilization Act

SCANPH MEDIA ADVISORY
February 23, 2012

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Robert Dhondrup
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Funding for Affordable Homes Vanishes with Redevelopment

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Affordable Housing Advocates Await State Supreme Court Decision On Fate Of RDAs

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December 21, 2011

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Robert Dhondrup ofc (213) 480-1249 x237 cel (310) 986-5645

Affordable Housing Advocates Await State Supreme Court Decision On Fate Of RDAs

(LOS ANGELES, CA) The Southern California Association of Non Profit Housing (SCANPH) and our members, representing the interests of 450 organizations and advocates engaged in affordable housing in the Southern California region, are awaiting the California Supreme Court’s decision on redevelopment agencies – which may occur as early as tomorrow, Thursday December 22, 2011.

SouthLand Affordable Homes and Jobs Rest in Hands of Pooled Money Investment Board



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March 18, 2009

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Robert Dhondrup ofc (213) 480-1249 x237 cel (310) 986-5645

SouthLand Affordable Homes and Jobs Rest in Hands of Pooled Money Investment Board
Statewide, 50,071 Affordable Rental and For-Sale Homes and 93,400 Jobs at-Risk

Housing LA: Business, Housing Advocates, Labor and Religious Leaders, NonProfits and Developers Kick-Off City Wide Campaign

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HOUSING LA PRESS ADVISORY

February 14, 2008 Robert Dhondrup - ofc (213) 480-1249 x237

Strong majority of voters in 13 of 15 L.A. City Council districts vote to support affordable housing Props 1C and H

The Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH), representing over 450 affordable housing organizations and individuals, is pleased to announce that on November 7th voters across Los Angeles, in almost every City Council district, voted in strong majorities to approve Propositions 1C and H. This wave of support for both affordable housing bond measures demonstrates that voters want government at every level to fund more housing that people can afford. A total of 66.2% of L.A. voters voted to support Proposition 1C, the $2.85 billion state bond measure.

SCANPH report finds that the City of Los Angeles' Affordable Housing Stock drops to new lows

A new report by the Southern California Association for Non-Profit Housing (SCANPH) will show that the City of Los Angeles is losing ground in trying to keep up with the affordable housing it needs to fill existing demand and population growth. According to the Housing Element guidelines, the city needs to produce over 4,000 units of affordable housing yearly. That equals 20,300 units between 2001-2006. SCANPH's analysis of the affordable housing stock reveals two disturbing trends.
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