The Los Angeles City Council unanimously authorized a $466.6 million second round of the Homes for LA program, a pool built largely on Measure ULA transfer-tax revenue that will finance new affordable construction, preservation of aging income-restricted buildings and operating subsidies once applications open October 13.
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