Mayor Bass signs the “More Housing for All” Executive Directive 7 to build more housing and make living in Los Angeles more affordable
LOS ANGELES — Mayor Karen Bass Nov. 8 signed an executive directive to make housing more affordable and available throughout Los Angeles. The executive directive works to incentivize more housing to be built faster for people of all income levels, with an emphasis on affordable housing and mixed income housing, to begin to address the barriers to home ownership and to help convert existing buildings into housing.
Mayor Bass signed the executive directive at the city’s Development Services Center in downtown Los Angeles where building permits are reviewed and approved in order for housing and other buildings to begin construction. She was joined by Council President Paul Krekorian, Councilmember Nithya Raman, chair of the Housing and Homelessness Committee, city and industry leaders. This executive directive builds on the mayor’s continued efforts to prevent people from falling into homelessness and move Los Angeles forward.
The Mayor directed departments to take the following actions:
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