Given the changing public health guidance in the Bay Area, which includes recommendations from both Santa Clara and San Francisco Counties, ϴis suspending its in-person public programming events. During this time, public programs will be postponed, canceled or converted into a webinar on an event-by-event basis. This event will be held as a webinar. For more information and a webinar link, please register below.
California's housing affordability crisis has created lasting repercussions throughout the state, from Redding to San Diego and everywhere in-between. Are local or state laws and regulations creating a greater barrier to housing construction? What solutions might help reduce those barriers with a minimum impact on other important considerations, such as environmental impact, public participation and equitable treatment of low-income communities of color? A new study looks at the land use entitlement processes of 16 high-cost California cities, including Oakland, over a four-year period in an attempt to answer some of these pressing questions. Come learn more about the study's findings.
+ Moira O'Neill / UC Berkeley
+ Eric Biber / UC Berkeley