SAN FRANCISCO, CA – The Bay Area Council Economic Institute today released a study showing how 20 different strategies – from fast tracking mega projects to eliminating certain parking requirements – can help improve (or worsen) housing affordability for thousands of households in Alameda County. Although Alameda County has added 125,000 jobs since 2012, the […]
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