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On Cal’s development plans: Don’t let the UC call it housing

By Carol Denney on September 6, 2021
Commentary   Opinion
High-end, for-profit housing is no substitute for real housing and honest efforts to permanently address the housing crisis, Denney writes.

UC Regents approve Cal’s development plans—community groups fight back

By Alastair Boone on August 10, 2021
News
On July 22, the UC Board of Regents voted to approve UC Berkeley’s plans to significantly increase housing development over the next 16 years. Community groups are fighting back.

Facing eviction, tenant sues UC Regents to release public records

By Zack Haber on July 8, 2021
Features   News
Natalie Logusch is suing the UC Board of Regents to pressure them to release public records related to UC Berkeley’s demolition and development plans.

Tenants protest UC Berkeley’s plans to demolish rent-controlled building

By Simone Rotman on May 5, 2021
Features   News
UC Berkeley plans to build a student housing complex for transfer students in North Berkeley. To do this, they would need to demolish the rent-controlled building at 1921 Walnut Street.



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