Inside the Housing Supply Act: How Federal Policy Could Reshape ADU Financing

About this episode

Congressman Sam Liccardo discusses the Housing Supply Act and its implications for ADU financing and housing affordability.

In this can't-miss episode of The Construction Lending Podcast, we sit down with Congressman Sam Liccardo—a policymaker who's no stranger to the frontlines of America's housing crisis. Representing California's 16th district, Liccardo gets right to the heart of the matter: the persistent lack of housing affordability, the thorny realities of municipal zoning, and the barriers that stop good projects from breaking ground.

People in this episode

Host: Land Gorilla

Guest: Sam Liccardo

Topics covered

• housing affordability
• federal policy
• ADU financing
• municipal zoning
• housing crisis

Keywords

• housing supply act
• ADU financing
• housing crisis
• municipal zoning
• affordability

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: The Construction Lending Podcast

Places: California, America

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