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California’s Affordable Housing Crisis: 44,723 Homes Await Funding

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California's ambitious goal to produce 1 million affordable homes by 2030 faces a critical funding bottleneck, according to a comprehensive new analysis by Enterprise Community Partners. Despite significant progress in removing regulatory barriers and streamlining approvals, nearly 45,000 affordable housing units across the state remain stalled in the pipeline due to insufficient public funding, highlighting […]

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