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Affordability for Whom? Introducing an Inclusive Affordability Measure

A new paper and interactive tool from the Terner Center, authored by Dan Shoag and Issi Romem at MetroSight and our Faculty Research Advisor Carolina Reid, introduces a new approach to measuring…
Commentary and Analysis

James R. Boyce Affordable Housing Studio Symposium 2024

On Thursday, May 2nd, join for a discussion and presentation on the challenges and opportunities of developing mixed-income and mixed-use transit-oriented communities. This full-day symposium at UC Berkeley’s Bauer Wurster Hall Gallery…
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Photo of housing developments with text: James R. Boyce Affordable Housing Studio

Modeling Inclusionary Zoning’s Impact on Housing Production in Los Angeles: Tradeoffs and Policy Implications

A new report, authored by Shane Phillips at the UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies and published by the Terner Center, explores the impacts of Inclusionary Zoning (IZ) on housing production…
Commentary and Analysis

Upcoming Event: What’s at stake for housing in the 2024 elections?

Join the Terner Center & Labs on Monday, April 15 for a reception and panel discussion focused on what’s at stake for housing in the 2024 election in California and nationally. Our…
Events

Comparing ADU Permitting Time Inside and Outside the Coastal Zone

Author: Quinn Underriner California legislators are looking for a variety of ways to streamline building across California to help the state meet its housing needs. These efforts have caused a renewed interest…
Commentary and Analysis

2024 Legislative Preview: Housing and Homelessness Legislation Amid New Leadership and Budgetary Challenges

In a year of new leadership in the California legislature and significant budgetary hurdles, California's 2024 legislative session proves to be another year of key legislation aiming to address the state’s widespread…
Commentary and Analysis
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