Reaching California’s ADU Potential: Progress to Date and the Need for ADU Finance
Karen Chapple, David Garcia, Julian Tucker, Eric Valchuis
Published On August 28, 2020
Authors:
Karen Chapple, Faculty Director, Center for Community Innovation
David Garcia, Policy Director, Terner Center for Housing Innovation
Eric Valchuis, Graduate Student Researcher
Julian Tucker, Graduate Student Researcher
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