California AB2329 regulates the sale of surplus residential property by state agencies to the Cities of Pasadena and South Pasadena, prioritizing.
AB2329 amends California law to establish procedures for the sale of surplus residential property by state agencies to the Cities of Pasadena and South Pasadena. It prioritizes the sale to former owners, present occupants, and tenants, ensuring these properties are used for affordable housing. The bill mandates that proceeds from the sale of unoccupied homes be used for affordable housing projects, with specific requirements for the production or acquisition of affordable units. It also outlines monitoring and reporting requirements to ensure compliance with affordable housing goals.
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