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The Los Angeles “mansion tax,” officially known as Measure ULA, was adopted nearly three years ago to combat homelessness and fund affordable housing, but new research suggests the policy has backfired, stalling... Read more »
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The Los Angeles City Council has voted to refer proposed amendments to Measure ULA, the city’s so-called “mansion tax,” to the council’s Housing and Homelessness Committee for a hearing and more public input, NAIOP SoCal reported. Councilmember Nithya Raman’s motion to amend Measure... Read more »