By The Registry Staff As California grapples with a long-standing housing shortage, the state has taken significant steps to address the crisis in 2023. While challenges such as high interest rates and a scarcity of skilled construction workers persist, multiple housing bills set to take effect on Jan. 1 promise to alleviate some of these […]
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