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From Legislation to Application: ADUs as a Response to Housing Affordability Challenges
A constrained supply of new housing throughout California has exacerbated the challenge of housing affordability within the state. One solution to housing affordability challenges that has gained prominence through new state legislation is to construct more accessory dwelling units (ADUs) on single family home lots. In this interview with Susan Long, program director at Self-Help Enterprises, we explore how ADU financing programs can help meet housing needs.
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Residential Instability in the Bay Area through the COVID-19 Pandemic
This report examines Bay Area residential instability during the pandemic. Although residents moved less, those living in crowded conditions and with declining financial health increased.
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Home Care in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District: Snapshots by State
These snapshots provide data profiles for the home care sector in each of the nine states that comprise the 12th Federal Reserve District.
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Investing in the Future of Child Care
Access to affordable child care is crucial to parents’ ability to participate in the workforce. However, in many places—especially lower-income communities and communities of color—affordable child care isn’t available to meet this need.
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Bringing the Pieces Together: The 2022 Arizona Child Care and Early Learning Landscape Report
From Legislation to Application: ADUs as a Response to Housing Affordability Challenges
An interview with Susan Long, program director at Self-Help Enterprises, highlights how financing programs for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) can help meet housing needs.
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