by Anthony Dedousis | Apr 15, 2021 | Blog
Housing reformers have a complicated relationship with the California Legislature, arguably the nation’s second-most powerful legislative body after the United States Congress. Over the past five years, many of our state legislators have recognized that housing...
by Anthony Dedousis | Apr 1, 2021 | Blog
It’s no secret that California is very bad at building enough homes for its people. But California is great at building lots of homes…for cars. This is because most cities require new homes, stores, and offices to provide on-site parking spaces. Typically,...
by Anthony Dedousis | Mar 23, 2021 | Blog
The harassment of tenants by unscrupulous landlords is a growing problem in Los Angeles. Although most evictions are banned right now due to the COVID-19 pandemic, housing advocates have reported increasing cases of landlords agitating or abusing their tenants in...
by Anthony Dedousis | Mar 23, 2021 | Blog
In the latest edition of our series, “Housing Across America”, we venture to Chicago to explore the city’s Transit Oriented Development (TOD) policy plan and its goal of encouraging denser housing growth near the ‘L’ (heavy rail) and Metra (commuter rail) lines. ...
by Anthony Dedousis | Mar 10, 2021 | Blog
July 1, 2029 was a special day for the Gomez family: it was the day they bought their first home. Both Miguel and his wife Veronica were lifelong Angelenos who had worked their way into the middle class — Miguel was an accountant at a firm downtown, and Veronica was a...
by Leonora Camner | Mar 4, 2021 | Blog, Uncategorized
Abundant Housing LA is building the pro-housing movement for LA. But it’s not enough to just be supportive of housing. Achieving housing abundance requires thoughtful approaches that center equity, racial justice, and environmentalism. Cities are a crucial part of...
