In the 2024 California gubernatorial racegubernatorial race, the candidates have diverse views on housing, reflecting the state’s deep crisis in affordability and homelessness:
- Gavin Newsom (current governor) focuses on affordable housing and homelessness reduction. He has signed a range of housing bills aimed at increasing housing production, especially through streamlining construction and reducing regulatory barriers. He has invested over $40 billion to boost housing and tackled homelessness with initiatives like Project Homekey, which converts motels into permanent housing, and more recently launched Homekey+ with Proposition 1 funding for veterans and mental health housing.
- Brian Dahle (Republican candidate) criticizes Newsom for not adequately addressing the housing crisis. He emphasizes the need to reduce regulations further, particularly targeting California’s stringent environmental laws (like CEQA), which he believes impede new housing projects. Dahle advocates for private sector-driven housing solutions to increase supply and drive down costs.
These candidates present distinct approaches to resolving California’s housing shortage, with Newsom emphasizing government-led initiatives and Dahle focusing on deregulation and private sector involvement.
Steve Cardinalli
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Century 21 Affiliated Fine Homes & Estates
Village Faire in Carlsbad Village
300 Carlsbad Village Dr, 223
Carlsbad, CA 92008
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