We can’t afford to make housing even
More Expensive
Repeal California’s NEW TAX on Housing
California has quietly authorized a massive tax on new housing that could add
more than $16,000 a year to each new home or apartment unit for 20 years,
worsening the state's cost-of-living and affordability crisis.
Under Section 58 in Assembly Bill 130, local governments can impose Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) fees that operate like hidden taxes on new housing across the state.
These obscure and hidden taxes will
impact the overwhelming majority of new housing in California
and undermine important housing reforms designed to encourage the construction of new homes and apartments.
The New Tax on Housing will stall housing construction, harm job creation and make California’s housing policy crisis even WORSE.
The Facts About California’s Housing Crisis
We Can’t Afford to Raise Taxes on New Housing.
Join our growing coalition to repeal the New Housing Tax and protect housing, jobs and taxpayers in California.