California Department of Housing and Community Development
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...
Governor Newsom Escalates California Housing Crackdown as 15 Communities Face Legal Action
State issues final warning to noncompliant jurisdictions; developers gain leverage through Builder’s Remedy pathway. California’s housing shortage now has a new enforcement mechanism...
Beverly Hills City Council Approves Crescent Heights’ 26-Story, 200-Unit Builder’s Remedy Tower
The unanimous vote overturns the Planning Commission’s November 2025 denial of the project on the former Temple Emanuel Youth Center site The Beverly...
Costa Mesa Loses Nearly 5,900 Housing Units From Sites Inventory as Property Owners Flee Court Ruling
A California appeals court decision on residential overlays triggered a mass exodus of landowners from the city’s housing element, forcing planners back to...
Linc Housing Starts Construction on 64 Senior Affordable Apartments in Long Beach
Armory Arts Collective Will Be the Sixth Housing Community in the Nonprofit’s Hometown LONG BEACH, Calif., March 18, 2026 – Nonprofit Linc Housing announced the...
California’s Factory-Built Housing Sector Needs Policy Overhaul to Unlock Scale, Terner Center Report Finds
A new UC Berkeley study outlines more than 40 policy levers that could help industrialized construction reach the scale needed to meaningfully reduce...
Glendale Forced to Reverse Course on Denied 682-Unit Housing Project by Trammell Crow Residential After State Intervention
California housing regulators compel city to approve 682-unit development, highlighting tensions between local control and state mandates Just three months after voting to...
Newport Beach Commits $712,000 to Launch Airport Area Transformation Into Mixed-Use Village
Two-year planning contract with Kimley-Horn marks shift from strategy to execution on state-mandated housing targets The city has moved from planning to implementation...
Crescent Hotel Group Plans 13-Story Mixed-Use Project in Inglewood
Developer Secures Key Land Use Approval for Major Hotel-Residential Complex 4200 West Century Associates has received Planning Commission approval for a General Plan...
