News, Regulatory Committee Housing Action Coalition News, Regulatory Committee Housing Action Coalition

Regulatory Committee Recap | Accelerating Housing Development & Builders Remedy Lawsuit Insights

In our recent Regulatory Committee meeting, Judson True and Matt Gelfand offered insightful presentations on accelerating housing development and illuminating discussions on Builder’s Remedy lawsuits in La Canada Flintridge , respectively. Below we delve into the valuable takeaways from these discussions.

Read More
Regulatory Committee, News Housing Action Coalition Regulatory Committee, News Housing Action Coalition

Regulatory Committee | Bay Area Housing Finance Authority and Capital College Career Academy

Kate Hartley joined the HAC Regulatory Committee to discuss the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority’s (BAHFA) projects, progress and future plans. Established in 2019, BAHFA is a regional authority governed by the Association of Bay Area Government’s (ABAG) executive board. Kate provided insights and status updates on BAHFA’s most well-known project: the Regional Housing Bond Ballot Measure, which will be on the November 2024 ballot.

Read More
Regulatory Committee, News Housing Action Coalition Regulatory Committee, News Housing Action Coalition

Regulatory Committee | Pirros + Vince Rocha

Ari Baranian, CEO of Pirros, joined the committee to discuss his company’s efforts to design a Detail Management System for Architects and Engineers that makes managing projects easier. Through this centralizing software, Pirros has saved 2 weeks of individual employee time per year, helping to lower costs and improve work efficiency.

Read More
Regulatory Committee, News Housing Action Coalition Regulatory Committee, News Housing Action Coalition

Regulatory Committee Recap | Rachael Tanner and Mark Loper

On May 10th the Committee was joined by San Francisco Planning Commission President Rachael Tanner, who provided insights into housing element implementation, downtown revitalization efforts, and economic factors impacting housing production. San Francisco is undergoing its fair set of challenges, but President Tanner expressed optimism at the sense of urgency and progress the city is making.

Read More