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California’s Builder’s Remedy: Proposed Changes Seek to Boost Affordable Housing

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The Builder's Remedy, a powerful tool designed to incentivize much-needed housing production in California, is poised for a potential shakeup. Currently, developers can bypass local zoning restrictions on qualifying projects if a city or county's Housing Element (a state-mandated plan) is not in compliance with state law. Two proposed bills currently moving through the California […]

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