SB 1116 will streamline the construction of smaller, lower-cost “starter” homes for home ownership by making several improvements to existing state housing law. 

AB 1406 will give more Californians a pathway to affordable homeownership by raising current limits on homebuyer deposits in new housing developments.

AB 1294 creates a universal application for home building that every city and county must accept, adding clarity and consistency to the housing approvals process. 

AB 1740 modernizes coastal zone governance by recognizing and empowering certain urbanized, transit-rich communities to administer limited specified projects without the need for individual coastal development permits. 

AB 939 provides a targeted, no-cost fix to streamline affordable homeownership by creating an exception to the 180-day resale restriction in state law, for qualified nonprofit affordable housing organizations.

SB 1092 creates a real pathway for residents to offer competitive bids to preserve their communities.

SB 996 would create an opt-in process by which manufactured home owners can have their homes titled as real property and, in turn, gain access to more favorable financing, such as traditional mortgages. 

AB 647 creates a streamlined process to build up to eight residential units on any lot containing a single-family home or zoned for eight or fewer residential units, if one of the units is affordable at 80% AMI or below

AB 801 will create a state CRA, generating an estimated $15 billion annually to reinvest in low-income and BIPOC communities

AB 1365 creates CalAccount, fee-free, penalty-free debit account, with a debit card and no minimum account balance or overdraft fees for people who are under-banked or are unbanked.