Policy Tag: California
Jumpstarting the Market for Accessory Dwelling Units: Lessons Learned from Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver
Authors: Karen Chapple, Jake Wegmann, Farzad Mashhood and Rebecca Coleman Release Date: April 2017 2-page Summary Across the United States, communities are…
Right Type, Right Place: Assessing the Environmental and Economic Impacts of Infill Residential Development through 2030
Authors: Nathaniel Decker, Carol Galante, Karen Chapple & Amy Martin, Terner Center for Housing…
Borrowing Innovation, Achieving Affordability: What We Can Learn from Massachusetts Chapter 40B
Working Paper, August 2016 Authors: Carolina K. Reid, Carol Galante, Ashley F. Weinstein-Carnes…
Small Houses, Big Impact: Accessory Dwelling Units in Underutilized Neighborhoods
As NIMBY’s (Not in My Backyard) continue to oppose new housing development, a new group of homeowners are saying yes,…
State Policy Solutions to the Short Supply of Housing
When it comes to a lack of affordability in housing, it’s no secret that California is outpacing the nation. Average home…
Putting the Tool to Work: Takeaways from the Housing Development Dashboard
Update December 2022: please see the Terner Center & Labs' updated approach to policy simulation modeling using the new Terner…
Housing Development Dashboard
Update December 2022: please see the Terner Center & Labs' updated approach to policy simulation modeling using the new Terner…
Why By-Right Affordable Housing in California Is the Right Thing To Do
The following piece was originally drafted as a letter of support for Governor Jerry Brown’s proposed legislation to streamline local…
