We’ll update our citywide growth framework & end exclusionary zoning:

- More density along corridors
- Gentle density in single-family neighborhoods near transit (duplexes, townhomes, starter homes)
- New high-rise zones for union-built housing + easy office conversions

March 26, 2026 - 15:33 UTC

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yes! ...but please bear in mind that corridors are the loudest and least healthy places to live - I hope we will try to spread more density to adjacent blocks as well! A city where rentals and owners are less segregated would also be welcome!
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For density to work, you need functioning transit that is better than driving. That means (at least):

- enforcing fares to reduce anti-social behavior

- giving light rail signal priority (if not full seperation)

- telling people upset about a tunnel hundreds of feed below their home to fuck off
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you need density for functioning transit!
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We will restore the path to homeownership & enable family-sized units

- Legalize starter small-lot homes
- Allow ADUs to be sold separately 
- Support condo liability reform & single stair construction
- Reduce subdivision time & fees
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Yes!! Also elevator reform!!

Smaller, cheaper elevators instead of NO elevators bc they cost 3x in USA vs Europe
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At the same time, affordability depends on stability.

Nearly two-thirds of Angelenos rent and many are one financial shock away from losing their home.

When tenants are pushed out, rents reset higher and communities - disproportionately communities of color - are disrupted.
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Regulatory pressure is reshaping product roadmaps in real time.
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