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Election 2026: Deconstructing the Real Estate Propositions

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Source: Beverly Hills Courier

California voters decided four statewide propositions on Nov. 3 with direct consequences for real estate. They approved more than $36 billion in housing financing but rejected setting a two-thirds threshold for local taxes set by citizen initiatives and rejected streamlining environmental review. Proposition 43 RejectedThis content is for Recurring Membership! Purchase to Read or JOIN NOW to become a Member and to get full access!.

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