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Affordable housing. Effective solutions.

ULA's Impact

$400M+
In revenue raised

Dig into the numbers on LAHD’s dashboard.

800+
Units under construction

With many more on the way!

51k+
People helped

Through eviction defense, rental assistance, job creation and more. ULA is making a difference

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ULA Programs

Funding 11 groundbreaking programs that keep Angelenos housed

Affordable Housing Production Program

Building and acquiring units for permanently affordable housing  

Eviction Prevention & Defense Program

Education, outreach, and legal support for tenants facing unlawful eviction

Income Assistance Program

Direct cash payments for seniors, Angelenos with disabilities, and other at-risk renters

Social Housing and Alternative Models Program

New and innovative housing solutions focused on permanent affordability

And more! Learn more about our other ULA Programs.

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Who is United to House LA?

We are homelessness and housing experts — not politicians.

We are the homeless service providers, affordable housing nonprofits, labor unions, community land trusts, and renters’ rights groups behind Measure ULA. From crafting the measure and pushing for its passage to ensuring its implementation and success, United to House LA is dedicated to addressing LA’s housing crisis with proven solutions.

Never before in Los Angeles has there been a solution to homelessness that was created by experts who know what works and backed by a dedicated, long-term funding source. That is why ULA is having a real and immediate impact on Los Angeles.

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How does ULA work?

ULA funds solutions that address LA's immediate & long-term housing needs

  • Funding comes from a one-time tax on real estate that sells for more than $5 million in LA City.
  • This funding provides housing for people living on the streets, sends emergency assistance to low-income seniors in danger of becoming homeless, provides legal aid to renters, protects tenants from harassment, and builds permanently affordable housing for everyone.
  • ULA program guidelines, initiated by the United to House LA coalition and developed in coordination with the Citizens Oversight Committee and City officials, provide a clear path for funding usage and ensure every dollar spent through Measure ULA closely follows the ballot measure language.
  • A Citizen’s Oversight Committee evaluates how funds are used and ULA’s efficiency to ensure it continues to meet the expectations of LA voters.

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Committee major funding from: Service Employees International Union Local 2015; Los Angeles County Building and Construction Trades Council; Southern California District Council of Laborers. Additional information is available at ethics.lacity.org

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