What the big new housing bill means for California
The largest single piece of housing legislation to come out of Congress since at least 1990 is now law, despite President Donald Trump’s ref
The largest single piece of housing legislation to come out of Congress since at least 1990 is now law, despite President Donald Trump’s refusal to sign it. The law is meant to kick start more housing construction across the country and features a grab bag of regulatory tweaks, pilot programs and targeted loans and grants.
Though […]
Original reporting: CalMatters.
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