Insight: How Will California's Cities Use Two New Redevelopment Options?

William Fulton
Dec 21, 2015
4 min read

Ever since Gov. Jerry Brown killed redevelopment in 2011, the conventional wisdom has been that eventually he would give it a second life - but only after he was sure the old system was completely dead, in a way that protects the state general fund, and probably after he himself won re-election to a final term.

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