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July 4, 2022 EVENTS =E2=80=8A JULY 8 Top= Three Reasons to Sell the Income Property you Love=E2=80=A6and How to Avoi= d Taxes When You Do Watch On-Demand Friday, July 8 at 11am WATCH INDUSTRY N= EWS 1 in 3 applications denied California rent relief money, thousands stil= l waiting Source: FOX2 KTVU SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California rent relief evi= ction protections expire at the end of June, potentially negatively affecti= ng the tens of thousands who are still waiting on a response or money from = the state=E2=80=99s COVID-19 emergency rental assistance program. READ MORE= Council=E2=80=99s Legislative Policy Committee to Review California=E2=80= =99s New Bill Allowing Housing on College, Church Property Source: Pasadena= Now The Legislative Policy Committee will review and discuss SB1336, a bil= l that allows affordable housing on college campuses and churches. The bill= allows faith institutions and nonprofit colleges to build affordable housi= ng by right. California is currently facing a massive housing crisis. READ = MORE The Rental Market Is Wild Right Now Source: NPR Listed rents are up 15= % nationwide, and as much as 30% in some cities. At the same time, inflatio= n and rising interest rates are pricing many buyers out of the housing mark= et =E2=80=94 increasing the pressure to rent. NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports= that competition is so intense, some people find themselves in bidding war= s. READ MORE New interactive map shows where rent increases are slowing in = the Sacramento region Source: Sacramento Bee There are more signs that the = Sacramento region=E2=80=99s rental market is cooling off. New data from Ren= tHub shows that the average rent increase in May compared to one year ago w= as 4.9% in the region, far below the historic year-over-year rent increases= Sacramento, Placer, Yolo and El Dorado counties had been experiencing duri= ng the pandemic. READ MORE LA=E2=80=99s City Council Asks: Is It Time To Ph= ase Out COVID-19 Renter Protections? Source: LAist Throughout the pandemic,= the city of Los Angeles has given renters increased protections from evict= ions and rent hikes. Now, the city=E2=80=99s elected leaders are starting t= o discuss what to do with those protections moving forward =E2=80=94 whethe= r to change them, continue them, or phase them out. READ MORE Why Californi= a Keeps Building New Homes but Still Lacks Affordable Housing | Erik Peters= on Source: Epoch Times Many people are moving out of California because of = the lack of affordable housing. But what is causing the cost to be so high?= My guest is Erik Peterson, city council member of Huntington Beach. He dis= cusses how California policies are causing the rise in housing costs and wh= y building more is actually hurting affordability. 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1 in 3 applications denied California rent relief money, thousand= s still waiting

Source: FOX2 KTVU

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - California rent relief evic= tion protections expire at the end of June, potentially negatively affectin= g the tens of thousands who are still waiting on a response or money from t= he state’s COVID-19 emergency rental assistance program.

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Council’s Legislative Policy Committee to Review Californi= a’s New Bill Allowing Housing on College, Church Property

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The Legislative Policy Committee w= ill review and discuss SB1336, a bill that allows affordable housing on col= lege campuses and churches.


The bill allows faith institutions= and nonprofit colleges to build affordable housing by right.


California is currently facing a m= assive housing crisis.
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The Rental Market Is Wild Right Now

Listed rents are up 15% nationwide, and as much = as 30% in some cities. At the same time, inflation and rising interest rate= s are pricing many buyers out of the housing market — increasing the= pressure to rent. NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports that competition is so int= ense, some people find themselves in bidding wars.
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There are more signs that the Sacramento region&= #x2019;s rental market is cooling off. New data from RentHub shows that the= average rent increase in May compared to one year ago was 4.9% in the regi= on, far below the historic year-over-year rent increases Sacramento, Placer= , Yolo and El Dorado counties had been experiencing during the pandemic.
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LA’s City Council Asks: Is It Time To P= hase Out COVID-19 Renter Protections?

Throughout the pandemic, the city = of Los Angeles has given renters increased protections from evictions and r= ent hikes.


Now, the city’s elected lea= ders are starting to discuss what to do with those protections moving forwa= rd — whether to change them, continue them, or phase them out.
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Why California Keeps Building New Homes but St= ill Lacks Affordable Housing | Erik Peterson

Many people are moving out of Cali= fornia because of the lack of affordable housing. But what is causing the c= ost to be so high?


My guest is Erik Peterson, city co= uncil member of Huntington Beach. He discusses how California policies are = causing the rise in housing costs and why building more is actually hurting= affordability.
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