By Catherine Sweeney As California’s housing market become increasingly more expensive, researchers at Chapman University are asking city and state government leaders to reevaluate current development restrictions and consider new ways of providing affordable housing options to the state’s middle- and lower- class populations. In a recent report titled “Restoring the California Dream,” the university’s […]
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