10/10/2026
More high-rises could be coming to several California cities under housing density bill
Big changes could be on the horizon for several major California cities, as a new bill aims to allow residential towers from 150 to 450 feet tall near transit hubs. This proposal targets cities with over 400,000 residents and multiple transit stops, all with the goal of boosting housing density. Having weathered the ups and downs of Southern California real estate since 2004—including wild market swings and the Great Recession—I’ve seen firsthand how shifts in policy like this can transform neighborhoods and opportunities. If you’re thinking about your next move, or how these changes might impact your plans to buy or sell, it’s always wise to keep an eye on how legislation shapes our local market. Experience navigating complex transactions has taught me: adaptation is key to maximizing your investment and finding the right fit for your goals.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/matthew-hoffman/2084512-More-high-rises-could-be-coming-to-several-California-cities