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United to House LA (UHLA) is the group behind the Measure ULA real estate transfer tax.
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I’ve been asked by a few news outlets to comment on Councilmember Raman’s proposed Measure ULA transfer tax reforms.
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I'm a constituent in your district and a housing researcher at UCLA, and I urge you to vote yes on SB 79 and AB 647 when they come before you.
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Note: This recommendation is written in my personal capacity, as Shane Phillips, and does not reflect the views of my employer or colleagues.
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Cities and suburbs across the U.S., and especially in California, have spent decades lying to themselves: “If we don’t plan for population growth, people will choose somewhere else to live.”
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If you’ve ever supported a mixed-income or market-rate housing development, or policies that would make these developments easier to build, you’ve probably been asked some version of this question: “Why do you spend your time advocating for housing that m…
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A map of areas covered by Fire District 1 in central LA.
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Athletes Village co-op housing in Vancouver, BC.
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Lots more housing belongs here.
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Massive digging operations like this, which are often required to provide underground parking, plus the parking construction itself, can cost upward of $50,000 per space.
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Around 2016 I made a chart which showed the number of units in the city of LA by the decade in which the homes were built.
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In this post I propose a housing program that combines the flexibility and low financial risk of renting with some of the stability and wealth generation of homeownership.
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Psssst.
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My new book, The Affordable City, is out September 15th.
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My new book, The Affordable City, is out September 15th.
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My new book, The Affordable City, is out September 15th.
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My new book, The Affordable City, is out September 15th.
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A quick note: I wrote a book!
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A quick pitch: I’m currently writing a book for Island Press about housing affordability and the need to make strong tenant protections, abundant housing supply, and big government subsidies co-equal priorities for advocacy and policymaking.
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Good news, everyone: I officially have a book deal with Island Press!