California residential construction starts
Multi-family and SFR construction continue to lag behind demand for new housing.
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Tag: multi-family construction
The rental housing trends of 2022 are carried forward into 2023
2022 is so last year — but a few rental housing trends in 2022 are well worth noting for this year.
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POLL: Does rent control provide more housing for lower-income households?
This week’s poll inquires upon readers thoughts on the impact of rent control. Leave us a comment with your experience!
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The homeowner becomes the builder
Backyard conversions stimulate the housing market and have the potential to uplift many struggling homeowners.
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Santa Ana enacts new rent control measures amid staunch resistance
Santa Ana became the first city in Orange County to adopt its own rent control ordinance.
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Downtown L.A. leads the nation as top neighborhood for multi-family units
Low-to moderate-income Millennial and Generation (Gen) Z populations can not cover the costs of renting without roommates.
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The votes are in: Readers believe demand will rise for high-density multi-family buildings
In October, firsttuesday asked readers to weigh in on whether or not demand for high-density...
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California’s assembly line housing
Will demand for high-density multifamily buildings and condo units continue to drop following the...
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Bay Area multi-family construction hits five-year high
There are a few reasons why multi-family units are in high demand in the Bay Area right now, but one reason may surprise you.
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Young adults: the condo generation?
Condos are also rising in popularity, especially for the younger set of homebuyers.
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Strict zoning laws are strangling California’s housing market
Zoning laws preserve a city’s character and order, but are they also keeping out people and businesses?
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Lawsuit challenges San Jose affordable housing work-around
One city is taking housing policy out of state control and into its own hands, and local low-income residents are not happy.
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California’s low housing elasticity: Trulia
California’s ability to respond to housing demand is severely limited.
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The rising trend in California construction starts
Multi-family and SFR construction continue to rise in 2016 – slowly.
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Sacramento invests in R Street Corridor
Sacramento, still recovering from the effects of the 2008 recession, is ideally placed to benefit from downtown revitalization efforts.
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