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Anthony Dedousis

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To keep young families from leaving, Los Angeles must build more homes Original

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By Anthony Dedousis
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
In Los Angeles, Million Dollar Listing isn’t just a reality show about high-end houses. It’s now the typical cost of a home for sale. L.A.’s average home price is nearly $1 million — up 40% in just five years, which is unwelcome news to the 75% of L.A. renters who wish to become homeowners. Not coincidentally, nearly three-quarters of Angelenos under 35 have considered moving away, largely due to high housing costs.
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L.A.’s new “mansion tax” will spike new apartment construction and raise housing costs

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By Anthony Dedousis
| The Orange County Register Verified
Last November, Los Angeles voters approved Measure ULA, which is forecasted to generate $600 million to $1.1 billion annually to fund housing for lower-income households and stronger tenant protections. The source of funds is a tax on property sales: 4% on properties worth between $5 and $10 million, and 5.5% on properties worth above $10 million. Supporters have thus labeled Measure ULA the “mansion tax”, suggesting that it will fall primarily on the wealthiest homeowners.
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Nolan Gray on How Zoning Makes Your Life Worse and What We Can Do About It

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By Abundant HousingLa, Anthony Dedousis, Isaac Gendler, Max Dubler
| abundanthousingla.org
An interview with Nolan Gray on the history of zoning for exclusion and how a new approach to land use regulation could make our cities better. By Jacob Pierce Few situations look more complicated than California’s housing crisis. But sometimes, through a certain lens, the whole situation is actually quite simple.
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