The El Dorado County case before the state's highest court about impact fees could have huge consequences for new housing construction in California.
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New CA Housing Laws Aiming to Cut Housing Red Tape for Builders
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Dozens of Near-Ready Affordable Housing Projects Likely To Be ‘Mothballed’
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2023: CA Homelessness Worse even with New Housing Bills
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California COVID Rent Relief Program Runs Low on Cash
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Assembly Speaker Rivas Shifts Leadership to Boost Pro-Housing Agenda
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Builders, Landlords, Renters in Debate Over Rooftop Solar Panels
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To Keep Home Insurers in California, State Regulars Say Rates Will Have to Increase
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California Lawmakers Endorse Wide Variety of Affordable Housing Options
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Proposed CA Constitutional Amendment Could Unlock Billions for Housing
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Instead of the two-thirds supermajority required for local bond measures, legislators are considering a proposed threshold of 55%. Had that standard been in place in 2018, San Jose, Santa Cruz County, Berkeley, San Diego and Santa Rosa would have been granted the power to borrow a total of $2.26 billion.
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