Prices are low, but affordability is still elusive
(from the California Association of Realtors journal California Real Estate) The median price of a home in California is $297,500. If housing affordability was as simple as price point, California's long-standing affordable housing crisis would be solved. But affordability is a complex issue and resolving California's affordable housing crisis requires coming to terms with the Golden State's aversion to taxes, regional governments' unwillingness to collaborate, bond initiatives' cyclical rollercoaster drives, and misconceptions. We asked four leaders of non-profit groups to discuss the current status of housing affordability.
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Take Action on on redevelopment and help protect housing funds now!
In continuing efforts to increase access to supportive housing for high utilizers of public health resources, and maximize the efficient use of scarce public resources, City and County Departments issued the first collaborative Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) last month.
