The campaign is over. The housing crisis isn’t. Los Angeles just came through one of its most contentious local elections in years — fought largely over the issue of housing affordability and homelessness. Now comes the harder question: what must the city’s newly elected mayor actually prioritize and do to deliver?
Join the Westside Urban Forum and the Housing Action Coalition for a morning panel bringing together leading voices across housing policy and real estate development to move past campaign rhetoric toward the concrete, achievable steps a new administration can take in its first year and beyond. As part of the conversation, HAC will share highlights from its newly released white paper, Bringing Los Angeles Back Within Reach, as one point of departure for a wider debate about priorities, tradeoffs, and what’s politically feasible.
Moderator
Jesse Zwick, Southern California Director of the Housing Action Coalition
Speakers to be announced soon
The campaign is over. The housing crisis isn’t. Los Angeles just came through one of its most contentious local elections in years — fought largely over the issue of housing affordability and homelessness. Now comes the harder question: what must the city’s newly elected mayor actually prioritize and do to deliver?
Join the Westside Urban Forum and the Housing Action Coalition for a morning panel bringing together leading voices across housing policy and real estate development to move past campaign rhetoric toward the concrete, achievable steps a new administration can take in its first year and beyond. As part of the conversation, HAC will share highlights from its newly released white paper, Bringing Los Angeles Back Within Reach, as one point of departure for a wider debate about priorities, tradeoffs, and what’s politically feasible.
The campaign is over. The housing crisis isn’t. Los Angeles just came through one of its most contentious local elections in years — fought largely over the issue of housing affordability and homelessness. Now comes the harder question: what must the city’s newly elected mayor actually prioritize and do to deliver?
Join the Westside Urban Forum and the Housing Action Coalition for a morning panel bringing together leading voices across housing policy and real estate development to move past campaign rhetoric toward the concrete, achievable steps a new administration can take in its first year and beyond. As part of the conversation, HAC will share highlights from its newly released white paper, Bringing Los Angeles Back Within Reach, as one point of departure for a wider debate about priorities, tradeoffs, and what’s politically feasible.