Taking Stock of Interim Housing: Lessons from the Bay Area
For people experiencing homelessness, the need for accessible and safe refuge is urgent. Interim housing—a broad category that includes temporary shelter and transitional housing paired with some degree of supportive services—is a key part of meeting this need. Interim housing can provide short-term respite for those recovering from a temporary income loss, fleeing domestic violence, or waiting for a permanent housing opportunity. For people enduring long episodes of unsheltered homelessness or grappling with behavioral health…
Projected Transportation Impacts of California Housing Plans
Authors: Zack Subin, Associate Research Director, Housing and Climate Aaron Barrall, Housing Data Analyst, UCLA Lewis Center Quinn Underriner, Senior…
ROAD to Housing Crosses the Finish Line: The Most Significant Housing Legislation in a Generation
Authors: David Garcia, Deputy Director of Policy Julie Aguilar, Research Analyst The U.S. Congress formally passed the 21st Century Road…
Proposed Changes to CalAIM Could Impede the State’s Efforts to Address Homelessness
California’s efforts to reduce homelessness depend on the stability of permanent supportive housing (PSH) and the services that help residents…
How Local Market Conditions Shape Housing Policy Outcomes: Terner Housing Policy Simulator
Findings from the Terner Housing Policy Simulator at Terner Labs Local market conditions—such as land values, construction costs, and regulatory…
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