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Housing Element Letters and Resources

Housing Elements FAQ

Policy Resources

  • Requirements and Best Practices for Housing Element Updates – Full Memo
  • Requirements and Best Practices for Housing Element Updates – Checklist
  • How to Be a Housing Element Hero

Comment Letters – City of Los Angeles

  • Support for Equitable Distribution Approach, October 2020
  • Opposition to Planning’s Initial Study, February 2021
  • Site Inventory Deep Dive, February 2021

Comment Letters – All LA County cities

  • View list here

Comment Letters – HCD

  • Certified Elements Letter with YIMBY Law and California YIMBY, February 2021

Comment Letters – City of Santa Monica

  • Opposition to Draft Site Inventory and Overall Approach, March 2021

Comment Letters – City of South Pasadena

  • Opposition to Preliminary Sites Analysis, September 2020
  • Opposition to Site Inventory Approach, March 2021

Upcoming Events

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Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing

May 08 Sat 12:00 pm - May 08 Sat 2:00 pm

Virtual

Want to learn more about the history of housing in Los Angeles, the facts about the housing crisis, and what we do at AHLA?

Join us for Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing LA. Great for new members who are interested in learning more, experienced members who want to deepen their understanding of housing issues, and those who are just interested in seeing what we're all about.

Luke Klipp, our Education Director with urban and transit policy experience, will lead a presentation and discussion.
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Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing

Jun 12 Sat 12:00 pm - Jun 12 Sat 2:00 pm

Virtual

Want to learn more about the history of housing in Los Angeles, the facts about the housing crisis, and what we do at AHLA?

Join us for Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing LA. Great for new members who are interested in learning more, experienced members who want to deepen their understanding of housing issues, and those who are just interested in seeing what we're all about.

Luke Klipp, our Education Director with urban and transit policy experience, will lead a presentation and discussion.
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Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing

Jul 10 Sat 12:00 pm - Jul 10 Sat 2:00 pm

Virtual

Want to learn more about the history of housing in Los Angeles, the facts about the housing crisis, and what we do at AHLA?

Join us for Housing 101 - Introduction to Abundant Housing LA. Great for new members who are interested in learning more, experienced members who want to deepen their understanding of housing issues, and those who are just interested in seeing what we're all about.

Luke Klipp, our Education Director with urban and transit policy experience, will lead a presentation and discussion.
... See MoreSee Less

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Videos

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A Conversation with Artist Greg Edwards

It is the last day of January, which means tomorrow not only marks the beginning of the season of love but the first day of Black History Month, as well. We could not think of a more perfect union for the month of February given the love the Black community has shown our nation, the state of California, and Los Angeles County even when that love was not returned. We all have a prominent Black person that we love, admire, and respect but we don’t always know their story. 

At the same time, those of us who consider ourselves pro-housing advocates know of the history of redlining and its impact, but we may not know what it means to live in those communities. To better highlight this intersection, we’re partnering with a Black artist named Greg Edwards whose art speaks to the #BlackExcellence we all know and love, while also highlighting the implications redlining played in the journey of some of our most prominent Black Americans. 

Every day in the month of February we will have a very special post honoring prominent Black Americans and their story. We will also continue to reiterate the call to action here locally to either join a local group or to start one in your community. The time is now to rid ourselves of racism within our built environment. 

We hope you enjoy the art and we hope to see you at the auction - save your spot now!

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUufuigqDguE9Mnl0PquFDPboVb0a2ezrMZ
A Conversation with Artist Greg Edwards

It is the last day of January, which means tomorrow not only marks the beginning of the season of love but the first day of Black History Month, as well. We could not think of a more perfect union for the month of February given the love the Black community has shown our nation, the state of California, and Los Angeles County even when that love was not returned. We all have a prominent Black person that we love, admire, and respect but we don’t always know their story. 

At the same time, those of us who consider ourselves pro-housing advocates know of the history of redlining and its impact, but we may not know what it means to live in those communities. To better highlight this intersection, we’re partnering with a Black artist named Greg Edwards whose art speaks to the #BlackExcellence we all know and love, while also highlighting the implications redlining played in the journey of some of our most prominent Black Americans. 

Every day in the month of February we will have a very special post honoring prominent Black Americans and their story. We will also continue to reiterate the call to action here locally to either join a local group or to start one in your community. The time is now to rid ourselves of racism within our built environment. 

We hope you enjoy the art and we hope to see you at our auction - save your spot now!

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUufuigqDguE9Mnl0PquFDPboVb0a2ezrMZ
AHLA on the 2020 elections - Some AHLA team members share thoughts on what the 2020 elections mean for them and for the fight to end the housing crisis. 

#2020elections #electionday #elections2020
“Inclusive segregation.”🤔 - Some more NIMBY nonsense for you!
Join Sierra Club Angeles Chapter and Abundant Housing LA TONIGHT for the #ChangingClimatePanel. 

Free tickets at changingclimatepanel.eventbrite.com

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Abundant Housing LA is dedicated to making Los Angeles County a more affordable, diverse, and vibrant region where everyone can afford a place to live. We view land use and zoning as tools to increase racial and economic equity and growth, sustainability, and quality of life.

Abundant Housing LA does not accept donations from housing developers.
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Abundant Housing LA is a 501(c)4 social welfare organization, FEIN # 85-1253809. This website is hosted, maintained and paid for by Abundant Housing LA, a 501c4 social welfare organization. It also shares information about the activities or events of our affiliated 501c3 educational nonprofit, the Abundant Housing LA Education Fund. 

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