Presidential Candidates’ Housing Positions Displayed

By A. J. Johnson & Caitlin Jones
July 25, 2008 1 min read

The National Low Income Housing Coalition has created a Web site, called Housing 2008 (http://www.housing2008.org), that provides links to the various housing positions of the individual 2008 Democratic and Republican presidential candidates.

As Wildfires Rage and Insurance Rates Skyrocket, California’s Affordable Housers Soldier On

Abram Mamet • June 16, 2025 10 min read

In January 2025, wildfires tore through Southern California, destroying over 16,000 structures and causing an estimated $45 billion in insured losses. Although the fires were the catastrophic, no multifamily affordable housing developments were destroyed.

A Massive Administrative Reorganization in California Brings Promise, and Some Trepidation

Abram Mamet • June 9, 2025 12 min read

Governor Gavin Newsom of California unveiled his budget plan for 2025-26. This $322 billion budget included one critical component for the state’s many housing professionals: a proposed reorganization of the numerous housing programs administered by the executive into a new California Housing and Homelessness Agency.

Los Angeles’ Pause on Section 8 Applications Creates Uncertainty for Affordable Developers

Pamela Martineau • June 9, 2025 6 min read

Uncertainty about federal cuts to housing programs is spreading through affordable housing markets nationwide as developers struggle to pencil out deals. LA is a salient case after the Housing Authority City of Los Angeles paused the processing of Section 8 applications, leaving developers with projects in the pipeline.

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As Wildfires Rage and Insurance Rates Skyrocket, California’s Affordable Housers Soldier On

A Massive Administrative Reorganization in California Brings Promise, and Some Trepidation

Los Angeles’ Pause on Section 8 Applications Creates Uncertainty for Affordable Developers

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