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Showing 1 post tagged California Building Industry Association v. City of San Jose.
A Supreme Court Denial Creates an Uncertain Foundation for Affordable Housing Attempts
Posted In Affordable Housing
Often, United States Supreme Court cases have repercussions and wide-ranging effects that are a predictable outgrowth of the particular holdings. What is not always so clear, however, is the way in which denying certiorari (turning down the opportunity to hear and decide a case) can affect those with a stake in the outcome of a particular interpretation. In the case of California Building Industry Association v. City of San Jose,[1] the denial of certiorari by the Supreme Court may have a profound impact on both affordable housing and the housing industry itself in the short term.
