What Can States Do to Reform Land Use and Support Factory-Built Housing?
Today the Terner Center joined the National Housing Crisis Task Force and other national research institutions in releasing white papers on key elements of the housing system: data, regulation, land, capital, construction, operational sustainability, and governance. The goal is to provide policymakers and practitioners with research-based, practical ideas to address housing challenges in their state. Terner Center researchers co-authored three papers as part of this work: The Role of States in Planning for Housing in…
The First 100 Days: How an Incoming California Governor Might Use Executive Power to Address the Housing Crisis
Authors: Ben Metcalf, Managing Director David Garcia, Deputy Director of Policy Sarah Karlinsky, Director of Research and Policy California’s two…
2026 California Legislative Round-Up
Authors: Julie Aguilar, former Research Analyst David Garcia, Deputy Director of Policy Introduction 2026 has been another consequential year in…
Preserving NOAH as an Anti-Displacement Strategy
Authors: Taesoo Song, Assistant Professor; Virginia Tech School of Public and International Affairs Carolina Reid, Faculty Research Advisor Most lower-income…
Emerging Constraints on CalAIM-Funded Services in Permanent Supportive Housing
California’s efforts to reduce chronic homelessness depend on permanent supportive housing (PSH) and the services that help residents find and…
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