AB-678: Advancing Inclusive Homelessness Policy in California

AB-610: Technical Analysis of California’s Housing Element Disclosure Mandate- Technical Read

AB-610: Enhancing Transparency in Housing Element Constraints- Quick Read

AB-507: Unlocking Adaptive Reuse for Housing Production- Quick Read

AB-480 — Personal Income Tax Law • Corporation Tax Law • Insurance Tax Law: Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC)

A full-length policy analysis for developers, investors, local officials, and housing advocates (October 2025)

AB-480: Modernizing California’s Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program- Quick Read

AB-463 (likely AB 462): Speeds Approvals for Coastal & Disaster Area ADUs

A complete length policy analysis for homeowners, local officials, lenders, and advocates (October 2025

AB-463: Accelerating ADU Permits in Coastal Zones and Disaster Recovery Areas- Quick Read

AB-457 — Addressing Farmworker Housing Shortages in California’s Central Valley

A full-length policy analysis for practitioners, local officials, lenders, and advocates (October 2025)

AB-457: A Game-Changer for Farmworker Housing in Fresno, Madera, and Merced- Quick Read

AB-413: Translating State Housing Guidance into California’s Major Languages

A full-length policy analysis for practitioners, advocates, and local officials

AB-413: Expanding Language Access in California Housing Policy- Summary Read

Assembly Bill 413 (AB-413), introduced by Assemblymember Mike Fong during the 2025–2026 legislative session, addresses a critical barrier in California’s housing policy: language accessibility. The bill mandates that the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) translate its public-facing guidelines into the non-English languages spoken by a substantial number of residents. This measure aims to ensure that all Californians—regardless of language proficiency—can understand their rights and access housing-related services.

California AB-301: Residential Private Permitting Act and Post-Entitlement Phase Permits

California is currently grappling with a severe housing crisis, a pressing issue that has prompted lawmakers to take action. Assembly Bill 301 (AB-301), authored by Assembly Members Pilar Schiavo and Robert Rivas, is a significant step in this direction. It expands existing housing approval reforms by imposing strict timelines on state agencies for permits issued during the post-entitlement phase—mirroring requirements already applied to local governments

California AB-36: Housing Elements and the Pro-housing Designation Program

California continues to push for accelerated housing production and affordability through legislative reforms. Assembly Bill 36 (AB 36), authored by Assembly Member Esmeralda Soria, strengthens the Pro-housing Designation Program (PDP) by shifting from temporary emergency regulations to permanent rules and expanding incentives for jurisdictions that adopt pro-housing policies.

California AB-87: Housing Development and Density Bonuses Explained

California continues to push aggressive housing reforms to address its affordability crisis. Assembly Bill 87 (AB 87), authored by Assembly Member Tasha Boerner, amends the state’s Density Bonus Law (DBL) to clarify how incentives apply to mixed-use developments and affordable housing projects.

California SB-79: Transforming Housing Near Transit Hubs

On 10 October 2025, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 79 (SB-79) into Law, marking one of the most significant housing reforms in California’s History. Authored by Senator Scott Wiener, SB-79 aims to tackle the state’s housing affordability crisis by upzoning land near major transit stops and streamlining development in transit-rich areas.

California’s New Building Standards: How State Mandates Are Reshaping Property Rights and Neighborhoods

California building standards, Title 24 compliance, electrification mandates, zoning changes, erosion of property rights, high-density housing, progressive energy codes, natural gas bans, and real estate development in California.

(The Borrower’s Playbook) How to Find, Vet, and Negotiate with Private Lenders: The Key to Secure and Confident Real Estate Financing

The Road Less Traveled—10 Practical Lessons for Modern Life and Work- Complete Version

Peck organizes his ideas into four pillars—Discipline, Love, Religion (as a personal worldview), and Grace—and uses clinical anecdotes to illustrate how everyday people can transform their lives by living these principles. Below is a detailed, practical guide that translates his framework into ten actionable lessons you can apply at home, at work, and in your community.

The Road Less Traveled. Lessons in Real Estate Finance. “Life is difficult.” — M. Scott Peck.

Markets shift—insurance costs spike. Regulators rewrite the playbook. These are the challenges that real estate finance professionals face regularly.