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Monthly Letter April 2023

On to May and closing out April. I wanted to mention some exciting developments in La Crescent & Montrose! Have you had the chance to check out the traffic improvements at the intersections of Lowell at Honolulu and Montrose at Ocean View? ...

State Controlled Mass Building

The Loss of Local Influence: The Impact of California SB9, Density Bonus Projects, and Proposed Changes to Article 34. "California Remove Voter Approval Requirement for Public Low-Rent Housing Projects Amendment" is on the ballot in California ...

Density Bonus Projects

Below is the complete article from "The Planning Report", an interview with LA City Planning Director Vince Bertoni. There is a lot to absorb in this article, so grab a cup of coffee or a big glass of water and get ready for a great read on wha...

Pasadena Affordable Housing

Zone change allows churches, synagogues and mosques to create up to 75 units Housing in Pasadena can now be planted in “God’s backyard.” The City Council has voted to allow churches, synagogues and mosques to develop affordable housin...

September 2022 Monthly Letter

Dear Reader, Welcome to September. This month I have a little water saving hack to share with you. The hack involves your air conditioner and a rain barrel. Best of all the water for your garden is FREE. Check out my little video. Robbyn's w...

Affordable Senior Housing

Presented by Project Director, Housing an Aging Society Program This is a critical moment in which to consider investments in the housing needs of the nation’s older adults. While the number of people 65 and over has increased dramatically s...

A model for neighborhood renewal

ST. LOUIS — For decades, the Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood on the north side, with its boarded-up rowhouses and empty lots, was one of the most distressed areas of this city. Now the neighborhood — once the only place where Black people c...