A Conference on Housing

Capitol Weekly and the University of California Student and Policy Center present
A CONFERENCE ON HOUSING
Tuesday, February 24, 2026 - in Sacramento

Asm. Buffy Wicks will Keynote

Despite a half decade of intense legislative efforts, the Golden State has the highest home prices in the US and one of the lowest rates of home-ownership. Housing supply remains low and prices are astronomical.

The governor, legislators and local leaders have made improved Housing affordability a priority, and have enacted significant reforms. A score of experts, insiders and elected officials will look at the policy solutions: What’s working and what isn’t?

Three panels of experts will present fast-paced discussions of these issues and take your questions.

• Permitting Reform
• CEQA
• Impact on Climate Policy
• ADUs and other unique solutions
• California Forever
• Locals vs. State
• Much more
  

Check in and coffee between 8:30-9 AM
Program begins at 9 AM
Lunch will be served at 11:30 AM
Program ends at 1:45PM

Lunch is free and will be provided for attendees.

Capacity is limited – save your seat early!

For any further details on registration, please contact Vanessa Richardson at [email protected].

For any further details on content, please contact Rich Ehisen at [email protected].

Attendance at this event by a public official will constitute acceptance of a reportable gift from the Regents of the University of California. (Government Code Section 86112.3.) For purposes of reporting, the University of California, UC campuses, and UC medical centers constitute a single reporting entity.

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