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Supporting the Implementation of CalAIM within Permanent Supportive Housing

In 2022, California embarked on an ambitious effort to improve its Medi-Cal system—the state’s Medicaid program that insures nearly 15 million people, or 40 percent of California’s residents. It joined other states…
Research and Policy

The Potential End of Emergency Housing Voucher Funding: Public Housing Agencies’ Search for Solutions

Authors: Christi Economy, Research Associate Ryan Finnigan, Deputy Director of Research Claudia Aiken, Director of New Research Partnerships, NYU Furman Center Ellie Lochhead, Doctoral Fellow, NYU Furman Center Launched in 2021, the…
Research and Policy
Key in door as it opens to apartment with moving boxes

The California Home Insurance Challenge in Eight Charts

Authors: Hongwei Dong, Professor, California State University, Fresno Carolina Reid,  Faculty Research Advisor, Terner Center Zack Subin, Associate Research Director, Terner Center Quinn Underriner, Senior Data Scientist, Terner Center Download a PDF…
Research and Policy
Map of the state of California with color differentiation showing the number of uninsured homeowners

Changes to Federal Homelessness Funding Could Put More than 32,000 People in California at Risk of Losing Their Homes

Author: Ryan Finnigan, Deputy Director of Research California has been investing significantly in permanent housing for people exiting homelessness in recent years. The supply of permanent supportive housing (PSH)—an evidence-based housing model…
Research and Policy

California’s Building Code Appeals Process: A Quiet but Crucial Lever for Housing

California’s housing crisis has precipitated substantial zoning and land use reforms, as well as funding investments. However, one of the most technical and least-examined components of the housing delivery system—the building code…
Commentary and Analysis

Understanding Housing Supply Bills That Go Into Effect in 2026 

Webinar | Wed, Nov 19 | 10:00am – 11:00am PT/1:00 – 2:00pm ET The year 2025 was a banner year for big bills to support housing supply and land use reforms.…
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