TERNER BLOG: NO LIMITS

An amendment in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act (ROAD) that recently became federal law could have a potentially large impact on housing supply: removing the permanent chassis requirement for manufactured…

Development impact fees—fees charged to new housing developments to pay for needed expansions to public infrastructure and services—are higher in California than any other state. These fees can affect the feasibility of…

The Terner Center is pleased to welcome three Master of City Planning graduate students in UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design as the inaugural cohort of Terner Student Fellows. Established to commemorate…

Webinar | Thursday, September 3, 10:00 - 11:00am PT Meeting California's ambitious greenhouse gas reduction goals requires decarbonizing its existing housing stock—replacing gas furnaces, water heaters, and stoves with electric equipment…

Authors: Carolina Reid, Faculty Research Advisor, Terner Center Rachel Morello-Frosch, Associate Provost for Energy, Climate, and Environment, UC Berkeley Yael Nidam, Research Scientist, Equitable Housing Decarbonization Project, UC Berkeley California has set…

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…