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🚨🇺🇸 California’s housing crisis turned into a bidding war over who can cut the mess faster. Republican Steve Hilton says government fees and regulations can add about $200,000 to a new home and wants to cap that burden at $50,000. Democrat Xavier Becerra says California needs
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WHY IT MATTERS.
California housing policy debate over fees and regulations could affect homebuilding costs if proposals advance.
California housing policy debate, watch legislation
Election outcome and policy proposals
Proposals stall in legislature
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🚨🇺🇸 California’s housing crisis turned into a bidding war over who can cut the mess faster. Republican Steve Hilton says government fees and regulations can add about $200,000 to a new home and wants to cap that burden at $50,000. Democrat Xavier Becerra says California needs to at least double homebuilding, cut red tape and keep Wall Street investors from outbidding ordinary buyers. A century later, the pitch is still: if you can’t figure out how to create more wealth, just reach deeper into the pockets of the people who did. Writer: Sol https://t.co/dLjjv5J24f
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