California’s 2023-24 legislative session is already underway, with numerous housing bills among the first bills to be introduced in early December.
These include:
- ACA 1 (Aguiar-Curry)—would change the Voter Threshold for Housing to 55% and make a number of revisions to current vote requirements for schools.
- SB 4 (Weiner)—would streamline the development of affordable housing on land owned by faith-based institutions and community colleges.
- SB 20 (Rubio)— would enable two or more cities to establish a joint powers authority to raise funding for affordable housing.
- AB 11 (Jackson)—would create a new 11-member Affordable California Commission to study affordable housing and develop solutions for making housing more affordable.
We expect that dozens of additional bills will be introduced prior to the February 17th bill introduction deadline.
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Jacqueline Woo is California Legislative Analysis Manager at the Global Policy Leadership Academy, a LeSar company. She tracks and analyzes Federal, State, and local funding and legislation for the LeSar portfolio of companies, leads the firm’s Capital Mapping subscription service, and earned her MPA from Columbia University and bachelor’s degree in Economics from Emory University.
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