A tech company paying six figures to a college grad–or someone right out of high school–might seem like a dream, if finding housing they could afford wasn’t such a nightmare. Average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco is about $3,700, in Los Angeles it’s about $2,500. The median family income for the United […]
Oct. 14 CVAR At A Glance
Featured Classes and Events Oct. 14 | CRMLS Training – CVAR East -Free Oct. 16 | zipForm® Mobile – All Locations – Free Oct. 17 | Reverse Mortgage Lunch & Learn Oct. 22 | Tax Strategies – All Locations Oct. 23 | Mortgage 101 – CVAR East Oct. 23 | Sphere Up – Maximize Referrals Lunch & Learn Oct. 24 | Notary […]
It’s Official: New Housing Laws
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two bills into law last week that are meant to address the housing/homeless crisis. One caps rent increases in multi-family structures, the other limits public hearings on developments. SB 330 creates more certainty for developers constructing new housing units, by permitting no more than five public hearings to approve a proposed […]
Local v. State Governments Clash on Building Plan
As the state continues to face an affordable housing crisis, Gov. Gavin Newsom and local governments in Southern California are heading toward a clash over just how much the region will grow in the next decade. Although Newsom has called for a building boom to alleviate a shortage of available homes he believes is at […]