#california-housing

#california-housing

California mandates housing in high fire-risk areas, raising concerns about safety and insurance for residents.

Los Gatos seeks court clarification on housing dispute with California, fearing delays in needed development could arise from the state's builder's remedy interpretation.

Serenity at Larkspur, marketed as affordable housing, has rents that are comparable to market-rate units, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the affordable housing initiative.

A significant measure to create a new city for housing was withdrawn by billionaires anticipating defeat, reflecting ongoing housing challenges in California.

Madison Realty plans to build a 172-unit apartment tower in Santa Monica, including 26 affordable units, part of California's housing effort.

Housing affordability in California is a complex issue driven by rising costs and stagnant incomes over the decades.

Saratoga property sells for $3,325,000, indicating a booming real estate market with high prices per square foot.

The recent home sale in San Ramon indicates strong real estate demand and competitive pricing in the area.

Proposition 33 could significantly expand rent control in California, amidst rising housing costs and increased public debate.

Gov. Newsom extends price gouging protections for rental housing in L.A. due to fire-related rent hikes, aiming to aid displaced residents.

Proposition 33 could significantly limit future rent increases in California, affecting thousands of tenants amidst rising housing costs.

Proposition 33 aims to allow cities to implement rent control, opposing real estate interests believe it will harm housing development.

Around 10% of homeowners in Los Angeles County lack insurance, a trend aligned with statewide statistics.

Higher insurance costs in California are impacting rent for tenants, with many landlords passing costs directly to renters.

California's new housing laws aim to increase affordability and reduce homelessness by streamlining approvals and requiring specific city housing plans.

California is intensifying its efforts to tackle housing shortages through recent legislation aimed at enforcing existing laws and adding new accountability measures.