“At the recent Affordable Housing Symposium hosted by the UCLA Ziman Center and Fannie Mae, housing experts diagnosed underlying reasons to the lack of housing stock in the state’s thriving regions. TPR presents an excerpt of the panel, featuring Leslie Appleton-Young, CA Association of Realtors; Jonathan Lawless, Fannie Mae; and Ben Metcalf, California Dept. of Housing and Community Development. The panel, moderated by Ann Sewill of the California Community Foundation, provided an update to the implementation of Senate Bill 35 and the No Place Like Home bond initiative.”
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