A coalition of Bay Area officials and affordable housing developers is working to advance a bond to next November’s ballot that could accelerate affordable housing construction across the nine-county region through an unprecedented influx of taxpayer cash. The still-preliminary measure, known as Bay Area Housing for All, could unlock $10 to $20 billion dollars from annual surcharges on property tax bills to aid in the construction of up to 119,000 affordable homes regionwide over 10-plus years.
Bay Area Coalition Working on Ballot Measure to Aid Affordable Housing Construction
