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California Housing Reform: Senator Becker Introduces Legislation Aimed at Limiting Builder’s Remedy

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New legislation introduced in California's Senate aims to modify the Builder's Remedy provision, with supporters claiming it will close loopholes while critics argue it may weaken an important tool for housing production. State Senator Josh Becker (D-Menlo Park) has introduced SB 457, designed to close what he describes as loopholes in the Builder's Remedy provision […]

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