John Nerds Out on California Housing Legislation
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<p>We need a ton more housing at all income levels. How do we do that? State legislation gets the goods. Follow the California Legislature in real time as bills are born, mutate, and pass into law—or die—and learn about how we can all help end the housing crisis.</p>
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Recent Episodes
May 19, 2026
Episode 15: Interview on construction defect reform with CA YIMBY's Muhammad Alameldin
How did people figure out how problematic construction defect law was for California housing? How do you balance fixing it while avoiding rewarding sloppy construction? I am joined by Muhammad Alameldin, Senior Policy Advisor of California YIMBY, to talk about the even-nittier-grittier of AB 1903 and its components and evolution.
April 8, 2026
Episode 13: Housing Bills, 2026 Session Edition
New year, new bills. Union-built high-rises! Reform to owner-occupancy for duplexes! Condo deposit & defect reform! Homes... built in factories? All this and more. ERRATUM: During the episode I said the Trump family "builds" new condos in other states. In fact back in the 90's Trump stopped taking construction risks on development: when you see his name slapped on something new, it's because the actual developer is paying him for the privilege. But he used to be in the business.
March 3, 2026
Episode 12: The Parking Rebundling Saga, and a potpourri of other 2025 legislation
Closing out what happened in 2025 with a range of other legislation passed, failed, or delayed, with particular focus on a failed (but not doomed!) attempt to undo an obscure parking reform. Next episode: 2026!
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<p>We need a ton more housing at all income levels. How do we do that? State legislation gets the goods. Follow the California Legislature in real time as bills are born, mutate, and pass into law—or die—and learn about how we can all help end the housing crisis.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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