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California Cities Are Evading State Mandates To Build More Housing, Lawsuits Claim

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Pro-housing advocates have filed lawsuits against San Diego, San Francisco, and Montebello, accusing them of evading state mandates to build more housing, particularly near transit corridors. These cities are alleged to be using exemptions and restrictions to block development, contradicting California's push for denser housing to address affordability issues. This legal action underscores ongoing regulatory challenges and conflicts between state housing goals and local development practices, which developers and policymakers must navigate.

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