"A recent study by UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs found that renters in the Los Angeles area
had a median “rent burden” — the percentage of their income going to rent — of 47%. That is the
highest in the nation. Legalizing a few heretofore bootlegged units may ease that burden, but only
thoughtful incentives and sustained attention can infuse this area with the affordable housing it so
badly lacks..."
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