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For the first time, Los Angeles County has a single, independent agency with the authority, focus, and leadership to take on L A County’s housing crisis at scale LACAHSA is not business as usual — it’s a fresh start rooted in urgency, designed for impact, and built to bring lasting solutions home
- What is LACAHSA and how can it prevent homelessness?
Dubbed a “Metro for housing,” the LA County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency, or LACAHSA, is governed by a 21-member board with unprecedented powers to raise revenue, acquire land, and issue loans
- LACAHSA FY2025-26 Expenditure Plan - file. lacounty. gov
LACAHSA is uniquely positioned to make the process faster and cheaper— our goal is to reduce total cost of development per unit by 20% To be effective, LACAHSA needs to develop core capacities that enable it to work effectively with developers, investors, service providers, and public agencies
- LACAHSA’s mission of helping more people stay in their homes
LACAHSA was created last year through state legislation (SB679) sponsored by then California Senator Sydney Kamlager LACAHSA is modeled after similar initiatives across the globe to scale up regional housing production and preservation from New York, San Francisco, and Singapore
- LaCasa Pizzeria West – La Casa Pizzaria West
Our name, La Casa, means “The House” and is the essence of who we are Our original location was the home of Giuseppe and Sebastiana Patane They immigrated to America from Sicily and began a business serving their version of the Neapolitan style pizza feeding family and friends right out of their home
- LACAHSA - Our Future LA
The Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency (LACAHSA) is crucial to making LA County affordable to live in But to be impactful, the agency needs the resources to fully exercise its authority to protect tenants and build affordable housing
- LA now has Trump-proof funds for addressing homelessness
Instead of 88 cities in LA County creating individual plans to reduce homelessness, LACAHSA created and tasked two county-wide bodies with creating a single plan for the entire region
- LACAHSA AWARDED $660,000 TO KICKSTART OPERATIONS, MAKE BUILDING HOUSING . . .
LACAHSA was created by a 2022 state law introduced by then State Senator Sydney Kamlager and is governed by a board of committed leaders and experts from communities across LA County The main goal: make housing more affordable through a regional approach
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