California Attorney General Rob Bonta has charged a Beverly Hills real estate agent with violating a state law by raising rents by over 30% after a disaster, and the real estate industry has a history of hiring hitmen to eliminate partners or competitors.
California’s trickle-down housing policy has failed to alleviate the state’s housing affordability and homelessness crises, fueling gentrification, displacement, and evictions in working-class communities, and advocates are calling for a three-part strategy known as the “3 Ps” to address the crisis.
Despite the buzz around “abundance” in housing policy, advocates are warning that prioritizing luxury development over deeply affordable homes will exacerbate inequality, displace vulnerable tenants, and fuel homelessness.
The California Apartment Association often frames itself as a defender of mom-and-pop landlords, but that’s anything but…
On the heels of widespread reports of rent gouging in Southern California following its recent apocalyptic wildfires,…
by Patrick Range McDonald Over the years, the California Apartment Association—funded by corporate landlords—has delivered millions in…
By Nazish Dholakia It took two years of constant effort for Ashia Wilson to find a home…
By Patrick Range McDonald In the March 7 letter (in the Washington Post) “How to make housing…
By Jason Taormino I believe that housing is a human right. Human rights belong to every person…