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UC Berkeley Report Warns California’s Fragmented Safety Net Is Undermining Efforts to Make State Affordable
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Davis Vanguard
The problem is particularly acute in affordable housing.
That means publicly subsidized affordable housing in California costs 54% more than market-rate housing, while in Colorado subsidized housing costs 18% less than market-rate construction.
From 2020 through 2023, 92% of California affordable housing projects using the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit also relied on at least one additional public funding source, while 76% used two or more.
Gavin Newsom in July, which consolidates several affordable housing programs so they can make integrated funding awards.
California’s experience following the COVID-19 pandemic illustrates the consequences of administrative barriers, the report argues.