Will Allowing Duplexes and Lot Splits on Parcels Zoned for Single-Family Create New Homes?
Senate Bill 9 is one of the highest-profile housing-related bills in California’s current legislative session, and aims to expand the state’s capacity for smaller-scaled housing, particularly in higher-resourced, single-family neighborhoods. Building on the recent legislation to open single-family neighborhoods to accessory dwelling units (ADUs), SB 9 would allow for the development of multiple new, for-sale homes on existing single-family lots either by splitting the lot or through the conversion of existing single-family homes into a…
Announcing the 2021-2022 Terner Center Felllows
We are pleased to announce the new cohort of Terner Center Fellows, a program where practitioners and accomplished thought leaders…
The Uneven Impact of the Pandemic on the Tenants and Owners of Small Rental Properties
Today the Terner Center published the results of a national survey on the pandemic’s impact on landlords and tenants of…
Paying the Rent in a Pandemic: Recent Trends in Rent Payments Among Affordable Housing Tenants in California
A new study from the Terner Center provides a window into the uneven impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on California…
Universal Vouchers: Ending Homelessness and Expanding Economic Opportunity in America
Earlier this month, our Managing Director Ben Metcalf testified before the House Financial Services Committee at a hearing on whether…
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