Shane Phillips

housing initiative project manager at UCLA’s Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies

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People with properties worth over $5 million are trying to get around Measure ULA. Also, some advocates for ULA want to amend it for other reasons.

Possible loopholes and pitfalls may exist in voter-approved Measure ULA

People with properties worth over $5 million are trying to get around Measure ULA. Also, some advocates for ULA want to amend it for other reasons.

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