Author: Timothy L. Coyle

When it comes to housing as a national matter, there’s good news and bad news.  At a minimum, it can be said that demographic changes

When the California Housing Finance Agency (CalHFA) was created in 1975 – Governor Jerry Brown’s first term – its mission was simple:  to help low- and

After a few years at the state Capitol, it became clear to me that Republicans, who philosophically see more eye-to-eye with those of us supporting

If you think being a rental housing owner in California is frustrating and nerve-rattling, read what is being said about property owners in Seattle: My

To most builders, housing demand is meaningless unless it’s in their backyard or in some nearby community.  That is, most homebuilders don’t stray too far from

Not everyone knows Eileen Reynolds.  But, among real estate lobbyists she’s iconic, a giant.  She’s getting ready to retire and she will be sorely missed.

Turning a deaf ear to the new housing costs its decision would generate, a state panel recently ruled that beginning in 2020 all new homes

If a tenant in a residential rental property of yours is continuously hassling his or her next-door neighbors, after several warnings would you move to

State housing activists recently came to Sacramento to celebrate a special achievement of theirs.  They gathered on the steps of the Capitol to announce they