The North State Building Industry Association is the leading advocate for the home building industry throughout the greater Sacramento region.
Roseville, CA
Joined October 2010
- Tweets5.2K
- Following647
- Followers2K
- Likes986
California’s permitting process is too slow, too costly & too unpredictable. #Prop45 creates clear timelines and accountability so essential projects can move forward faster & more affordably. Learn more: voteyes45.com/3UEUXda
23
Building a clean energy future requires speed and efficiency. We are proud to back #Prop45 to cut costs and accelerate timelines while protecting labor and the environment. Join the effort: voteyes45.com/4x1w3mx
18
Building a clean energy future requires speed and efficiency. We are proud to back #Prop45 to cut costs and accelerate timelines while protecting labor and the environment. Join the effort: voteyes45.com/4x1w3mx
12
Californians can’t afford more delays. That’s why NSBIA supports #Prop45 —to cut red tape, speed up housing and infrastructure, and lower costs. Join us: voteyes45.com/4gio9ht
1
16
Every year of delay increases costs for families, taxpayers, renters & ratepayers. That’s why NSBIA supports #Prop45—to streamline approvals & make CA more affordable. Get involved: voteyes45.com/4ggO6Ot
California’s permitting process is too slow, too costly & too unpredictable. #Prop45 creates clear timelines and accountability so essential projects can move forward faster & more affordably. Learn more: voteyes45.com/3UEUXda
California’s housing shortage won’t be solved by narrowing the market.
It will be solved by building – more homes, faster. bit.ly/4n0HV47
54
The question every housing policy should answer: does this build more homes?
If not, it won’t fix affordability in California. bit.ly/4n0HV47
35
Housing affordability starts with supply.
More homes = more options = lower costs. Until we address that, we’re missing the real issue. bit.ly/4n0HV47
42
We can’t regulate our way out of a housing shortage.
The only lasting fix is increasing supply at every level of the market. bit.ly/4n0HV47
30
Want to lower housing costs? Build more homes.
It’s that straightforward. Policies that don’t increase supply won’t solve the crisis. bit.ly/4n0HV47
40
The real housing problem in California isn’t who owns homes; it’s that we don’t have enough of them.
Until we fix supply, affordability will keep getting worse. bit.ly/4n0HV47
1
47
California underbuilds housing every year – that’s what’s driving high costs.
If a proposal doesn’t add supply, it’s not a real solution. bit.ly/4n0HV47
29
CA’s housing crisis is simple: we’re not building enough homes.
Focusing on a small share of the market won’t fix a statewide shortage. Increasing supply will.
bit.ly/4n0HV47
21
California State Assemblyman Joe Patterson @Patterdude joined today’s housing policy discussion to share legislative updates from Sacramento, including efforts to streamline plan review, advance CEQA reform, and support supply-side housing solutions across California.
2
42
Federal policy meets local impact. Strong discussion with NAHB’s Jeff Pemstein on housing legislation, BABA challenges, and permitting reform, alongside regional updates on fees, infrastructure, and advocacy priorities. Collaboration remains key to moving housing forward.
24
At the Placer BDC, Lincoln City Manager Sean Scully joined us for a discussion on Lincoln’s community development transition, Highway 65 planning, permit staffing, inclusionary housing, regional fee updates, and key transportation priorities including the I-80/SR-65 interchange.
43
Regional BDC heard from James Corless and Jill Gayaldo, Chair of Sacramento Area Council of Governments, on housing and transportation priorities. @SACOG Blueprint targets 10K homes annually while programs like Green Means Go support regional growth.
El Dorado BDC heard an update from El Dorado Hills Fire on department reorganization, wildfire prevention (Zone Zero & AB 38), rising permit fees, and the upcoming General Plan update—underscoring the need for early coordination and ongoing industry communication.
