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San Diego's housing crisis is more than just a shortage—it's an affordability crisis. Mayor Gloria's push for dense development without proper infrastructure has led to a mass exodus and compromised our city's livability. We need a plan that prioritizes community input, enforces affordable housing promises, and streamlines the permitting process to ensure we meet our housing goals and protect our neighborhoods. As your Mayor, I'll focus on genuine solutions, accountability, and preserving what makes San Diego great. #larryturnerformayor #SanDiegoHousingCrisis #lt4sd #sandiego #sandiegopolitics #AffordableHousingSD

Great discussion on manufactured housing at the NCST (National Community Stabilization Trust) 2024 Homeownership Policy Summit. Panelist are tackling stigmas that lead to #zoning barriers, options to expand consumer financing options through Freddie Mac (Erin Persons)/ Fannie Mae, and highlighting how these homes are safe, affordable options to address the #housingshortage. Great job Ramsey Cohen, Stacey Epperson of Next Step, and Lesli Gooch at MHI.

Southern California’s housing market bucks national trends in many ways, but the most noteworthy to me is community count levels. Nationally, community count is up 6% year-over-year but down 20% from 2019. Across Southern California, community count levels are down BOTH year-over-year and from 2019. In fact, the Orange County community count is down 70% (!) from pre-pandemic times, representing one of the most dramatic drops across the nation. We will cover community count levels, best-selling projects, public vs private differences, and pricing trends at our Zonda California Dealmakers event next month. Please join us for our inaugural event! https://lnkd.in/gdjuvh83 *Note: A community count is anywhere there are five or more units for sale. Jeffrey Meyers Tim Sullivan Nicollette Chapman Siobhan O. Josh Brous Jenna Wylie Evan F. #housing #california #realestate #OC #SoCal

Why Community Land Trusts Matter for Our Future I had the chance to attend LISC San Antonio’s event on community ownership, and it really hit home how important Community Land Trusts (CLTs) are for fair and just development. Julia Duranti-Martínez from LISC NYC talked about how community ownership can give people the power to stop displacement and keep local businesses and organizations in place. It’s about helping BIPOC-led businesses, and community groups have a real shot at staying in their neighborhoods by owning affordable spaces. The panel, featuring experts like Juleny Santa Cruz, M.Ed. (ROC USA), Crystal Requejo (MEXICAN AMERICAN UNITY COUNCIL, INC), and Nadia Mavrakis (Culturingua) moderated by Julia, discussed how CLTs allow communities to protect their spaces, build wealth, and shape their own future. This conversation was a great reminder that ownership isn’t just about land or buildings—it’s about empowerment and economic justice. If we want lasting change, we need more CLTs in our communities. Emerge and Rise, Inc #CommunityLandTrust #FairDevelopment #LISCSanAntonio #CommunityOwnership #EconomicJustice

#ClientNews The Gilbert Family Foundation (GFF) is adding to the housing market in North Corktown. Through an innovative use of a land trust and in collaboration with the North Corktown Neighborhood Association (NCNA), seven brand-new, high-quality homes have been listed at $100,000 below market value. This project is more than just houses—it’s a groundbreaking step toward addressing the national housing shortage with affordable homes built in a matter of weeks. The initiative not only reduces barriers to homeownership but also strengthens community bonds in one of Detroit’s historic neighborhoods. Here is the segment: https://lnkd.in/eH_VapAu

An important article about Columbus' outdated zoning codes, by OCCH's Jeffrey Beam. A compelling and worthwhile read!

Many of our core federal housing programs have gone without significant updates for decades. "The Case for Updates: Modernizing Federal Housing Programs" will explore the critical need for modernization in housing services and how recent actions, like the Housing Opportunity Through Modernization Act, Community Reinvestment Act, and NSPIRE, can serve as models for success—or failure. Join us to learn which programs are most in need of revitalization and what new strategies could ensure they meet today’s challenges at #SFAH24. https://cvent.me/Q2RX21 Jonathan Reckford Stockton Williams Kris Cook, CAE Andrea Gift Allan Mike Novogradac

Norwalk Committee Explores Community Land Trusts as a Tool for Affordable HousingNORWALK, Conn. — The Ad Hoc Affordable Housing Committee convened on Thursday to discuss community land trusts (CLTs) as a potential solution for preserving affordable...https://lnkd.in/epDC-3HR

Charleston County is investing $1.6 million in affordable housing, with four key developments receiving funding to create much-needed homes for residents. This innovative pilot program shows how collaboration can tackle housing challenges and drive lasting change!???? #AffordableHousing #Charleston #CommunityGrowth #HousingDevelopment #AmericanRescuePlan #RealEstateNews #LowcountryNews #EugenoCohen https://lnkd.in/eUq7ZXKU

Vermont's toolkit takes a comprehensive approach from permitting to financing. It will look at zoning as a foundation and visualize missing middle housing types, so people can wrap their heads around what it looks like. https://lnkd.in/ebp7yWpR #AffordableHousing #missingmiddle