California Department of Housing and Community Development
Los Angeles Mounts Three-Front Resistance to SB 79, Pushing Compliance to 2030
City Council’s Alternative Plan, an LA Metro Board exemption push, and a pending Senate carve-out bill combine to delay California’s flagship transit housing...
San Diego Caps SB 79 Reach to One-Mile Transit Radius as Statewide Upzoning Law Hits July 1
City Council’s unanimous vote defers stop-by-stop classification to SANDAG while phasing in exemptions for fire, flood, historic and low-resource areas. California’s most aggressive...
Backyard Units Pull Even with Single-Family Homes in Orange County Building Race
Permit data shows accessory dwelling units have closed the gap with traditional houses as soaring land costs and looser state rules redraw the...
Community Corp. Breaks Ground on 95-Unit Jubilo Village in Culver City After Seven-Year Push
Westside nonprofit developer secures $20 million city loan and state tax credits to deliver Culver City’s first fully affordable project in more than...
Los Angeles Breaks Ground on 51-Bed Sierra Vista Tiny Home Village in East Hollywood Backed by $33MM State Grant
Mayor Karen Bass and Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez launched construction on an East Hollywood interim housing site that divides neighbors even as the city...
OC Supervisors Clear 181-Unit Saddleback Meadows Project in Trabuco Canyon After Denying Conservationist Appeal
California Quartet’s long-stalled foothills development overcomes wildfire and environmental challenges as supervisors rule prior approvals are legally locked in. Orange County’s Board of...
Millennium Partners Trims Beverly Hills Tower to 211 Units, Doubles Affordable Set-Aside Under AB 2011
New York developer abandons discretionary entitlement track for ministerial approval, betting that state housing law clears a faster path through one of California’s...
San Diego Council Backs State Bill Shielding 28 Acres of Mission Bay Commercial Sites From Housing Mandate
Unanimous endorsement of AB 2525 escalates a yearlong fight over whether California’s Surplus Land Act can reach into a dedicated public park to...
Entitled Beverly Hills High-Rise Site Hits Market With No Height Limit for Luxury Hotel and Residences Tower
The approximately half-acre parcel carries entitlements for up to 311,000 square feet of mixed-use development with no height restriction, positioned directly across from...
LA Voters Deliver Two-to-One Mandate for More Housing, Embrace Bigger State Role, Poll Finds
New LABC Institute survey shows Angelenos across income levels demanding faster construction of mixed-income rental housing as production stalls at a fraction of...
Historic City Heights Furniture Building Reborn as $71MM, 72-Unit Affordable Family Housing Project
Wakeland Housing and Price Philanthropies deliver larger-format apartments as San Diego confronts the state’s steepest decline in affordable construction A 1948 Art Deco...
$28MM San Bernardino Veteran Housing Project Signals Inland Empire’s Emerging Affordable Development Pipeline
Public-private partnership model delivers 30-unit permanent supportive housing complex targeting veterans earning 50 percent or less of area median income. A 30-unit permanent...
