Join Capitol Weekly on Thursday, February 28 in Sacramento for California Housing Crisis.
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, setting aside $1.75 billion in the budget for new housing production and asking the 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?
A score of experts and insiders will discuss new legislation and other proposed solutions. Senator Scott Wiener will deliver the Keynote.
Special $99 rate for California state government staff.
California Housing Crisis. will be held in Sacramento on Thursday, February, 28, 2019, from 9AM to 2:15PM at 1123 J Street.
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