Residents might see new housing near Saddleback College, including low-income units, as officials move forward with a developer.
Tag: housing
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Irvine’s Oak Creek Golf Course Could Get Swapped With Nature Park
Council members approved a change to the city’s zoning law that could allow a nature park on the Oak Creek golf course site, which might also get thousands of new homes.
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Lake Forest Looks to Develop Vacant Site As Affordable Housing
A vacant site in the Whispering Hills neighborhood, previously dedicated for a park and left undeveloped for decades, could become affordable housing with a park.
Posted inHousing & Homelessness
Many Orange County Cities Fail At Low Income Housing Development
Cities across the county are warning state leaders they’re behind schedule on approving new housing units for construction.
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Mission Viejo Approves Controversial Six-Story Apartment Expansion Project
A total of 350 new units are expected to be added to the Vista Del Lago apartment complex despite community uproar over issues like parking and traffic.
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Six-Story Apartment Proposal Sparks Community Uproar in Mission Viejo
Mission Viejo leaders are weighing a high-density housing project that would add hundreds of new units to a pre-existing apartment complex.
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Brea Leaders Eye Airbnb Pilot Program Ahead of 2028 Olympics
Brea leaders previously prohibited short-term rentals like Airbnb and Vrbo, but ahead of the 2028 Olympics and 2026 FIFA World Cup, officials are eyeing a pilot program to allow up to 100 rentals.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Armelin: Huntington Beach’s Housing Standoff Is Part of the Problem, Not the Solution
Huntington Beach’s resistance to state housing mandates reflects outdated zoning practices that restrict affordability, limit land use, and stall solutions. Rather than fighting the RHNA, the city should embrace innovative infill development and regional cooperation to ensure housing access for the very workers and families who sustain the community.
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New Homes Are Coming to Aliso Viejo
City council members approved a project featuring 61 townhomes and discussed another project that could create about 400 other homes in town.
Posted inCommunity Opinion
Rynerson: Housing Isn’t Only For Those Who Already Have It
Housing plans should provide for a range of incomes and ethnicities.
