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Assessing the Co-Benefits of Housing and Transportation Investments in Prohousing Designated Jurisdictions
In response to California's ongoing housing affordability crisis, state and local governments have adopted a range of prohousing policies aimed at reducing barriers to housing production and promoting the integration of housing with transportation. This study examines two distinct but related dimens
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