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California’s AB 2074 Targets Downtown High-Rise Housing with $500MM Revolving Loan Fund

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Assemblymember Matt Haney's Downtown Revitalization Act would mandate by-right residential density near transit in cities of 400,000-plus, directly addressing office-vacancy-driven decline in downtown cores. California lawmakers are advancing the most ambitious attempt yet to solve two of the state's most visible commercial real estate problems in a single piece of legislation: the housing shortage and […]

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