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Housing-related legislation in the 2018-2019 California legislature.

This is an evolving list because
a) bills may be introduced until February 19 (?)
b) it is possible for effectively new bills to be introduced later, by bill sponsors repurposing previously filed bills kept in reserve for this purpose.
c) ballot initiatives may be filed until ?.

State legislative bills:

SB827 Transit-Rich Housing Bonus
SB828 RHNA Reform
SB829 Farmworker housing
SB831 facilitating Accessory Dwellings
AB686 Affirmative Furthering Fair Housing
AB1506 Costa-Hawkins Repeal [did not advance from Housing Committee hearing in January]
Assemblyman David Chiu - planned bill for state low-income housing funding (likely through state LIHTC)
Sen. Toni Atkins - ballot measure for a $4 billion general obligation bond in November.

Ballot initiatives

Costa-Hawkins (rent-control limits law) repeal
Proposition 13 split-roll reform: see [ttp://yimby.wiki/wiki/Proposition_13#Reform_Proposals Proposition_13 > Reform_Proposals].

California Proposition 13 Tax Transfer Initiative: see [ttp://yimby.wiki/wiki/Proposition_13#Reform_Proposals Proposition_13 > Reform_Proposals].

filed by Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assocation, supported by California Association of Realtors. Would extend #Prop13 tax assessment limit portability for homeowners over 55 who move anywhere within state.

References

Hart, Angela. "Last year was a big year for housing in California. Lawmakers aren’t done yet." Sacramento Bee, January 03, 2018, updated January 04, 2018.
http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article192658949.html.
916-326-5528, @ahartreports ahart@sacbee.com

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 Housing-related legislation in the 2018-2019 California legislature.&nbsp;
-This is an evolving list because<br/> a) bills may be introduced until February 19 (?)<br/> b) it is possible for effectively new bills to be introduced later, by bill sponsors repurposing previously filed bills kept in reserve for this purpose.<br/> c)&nbsp;ballot initiatives may be filed until ?.&nbsp;<br/> &nbsp;
+This is an evolving list because<br/> a) bills may be introduced until February 19 (?)<br/> b) it is possible for effectively new bills to be introduced later, by bill sponsors repurposing previously filed bills kept in reserve for this purpose.<br/> c)&nbsp;ballot initiatives may be filed until&nbsp;?.&nbsp;<br/> &nbsp;
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 == State legislative bills:&nbsp; ==
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 *[[AB686|AB686]] Affirmative Furthering Fair Housing<br/> &nbsp;
 *[http://www.yimby.wiki/wiki/AB1506 AB1506]&nbsp;Costa-Hawkins Repeal&nbsp;[did not advance from Housing Committee hearing in January]<br/> &nbsp;
-*Assemblyman David Chiu - planned bill for state low-income housing funding (likely through state [[LIHTC]])<br/> &nbsp;
+*Assemblyman David Chiu - planned bill for state low-income housing funding (likely through state [[LIHTC|LIHTC]])<br/> &nbsp;
 *Sen. Toni Atkins -&nbsp;ballot measure for&nbsp;a $4 billion general obligation bond in&nbsp;November.
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 *Costa-Hawkins (rent-control limits law) repeal<br/> &nbsp;
 *Proposition 13 split-roll reform: see&nbsp;[ttp://yimby.wiki/wiki/Proposition_13#Reform_Proposals Proposition_13 > Reform_Proposals].<br/> &nbsp;
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 California Proposition 13 Tax Transfer Initiative:&nbsp;see&nbsp;[ttp://yimby.wiki/wiki/Proposition_13#Reform_Proposals Proposition_13 > Reform_Proposals].
 filed by Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Assocation, supported by California Association of Realtors. Would&nbsp;extend #Prop13 tax assessment limit portability for homeowners over 55 who move anywhere within state.&nbsp;
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 == References ==
-*Hart, Angela. "[http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article192658949.html Last year was a big year for housing in California. Lawmakers aren’t done yet]."&nbsp;''Sacramento Bee,&nbsp;''January 03, 2018, updated January 04, 2018.&nbsp;<br/> http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article192658949.html.&nbsp;<br/> 916-326-5528, @ahartreports&nbsp; ahart@sacbee.com
+*Hart, Angela. "[http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article192658949.html Last year was a big year for housing in California. Lawmakers aren’t done yet]."&nbsp;''Sacramento Bee,&nbsp;''January 03, 2018, updated January 04, 2018.&nbsp;<br/> [http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article192658949.html. http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article192658949.html.&nbsp;]<br/> 916-326-5528, @ahartreports&nbsp; ahart@sacbee.com
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