California’s Housing Crisis: Problems, Causes & Options | SF

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Join Golden Gate University for a discussion on Affordable Housing in California with State and Local legislators and leaders.

Does this impact you or your business? Governor Newsom has made the state’s Housing Crisis a central focus of his new administration, signing an executive order to spur affordable housing development, and setting aside $1.75 billion in the budget for new housing production while asking the state legislature to look at ways to protect renters from out-of-control rent increases.

Newsom has set a goal of building 3.5 million new units by 2025 to help meet the demand. Even if he succeeds, will that be enough?

Panelists include:

• Kate Hartley: SF Mayor’s Office of Housing & Community Development
• Matt Schwarz: CA Housing Partnership
• Ramon Kochavi: Marcus and Millichap Commercial Real Estate Investment
• Chris Martin: Housing California
• Zack Olmstead: California Department of Housing and Community Development

Keynote Speaker: Senator Scott Wiener – author of the most controversial bill in recent California history

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