Finding a safe place to sleep is frequently the most significant hardship facing people experiencing homelessness. Most people experiencing homelessness are unsheltered, with 2020 point-in-time (PIT) data showing that 161,548 people were…
Overview On April 13, four graduate-level student teams from across the country presented their development proposals in front of a panel of six jurors at the 2022 Innovation in Affordable Housing (IAH)…
The federal government allocated more than $46 billion to states and localities to assist renters who were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These resources are playing a critical role in helping stabilize…
A new paper The Landscape of Middle-Income Housing Affordability in California explores the rising housing cost burdens facing middle-income households. The paper identifies policy opportunities for state and local governments to encourage…
On Thursday, April 14, the Terner Center hosted Lessons from California’s Homekey Program. The webinar explores lessons from the first round of funding for California’s Homekey initiative, an innovative program developed during…
The Terner Center, in partnership with cityLAB UCLA and the UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, has released new work looking at the past and future of housing policy in California,…
