City leaders approved the project as OC cities face pressure from state housing mandates.
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Neal: Huntington Beach is Standing Up For You
Middle class people are being driven out of the state to create a neo-feudal society of a few very rich people renting to a very large lower class, a dependent class with no hope of upward mobility or economic independence.
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Aliso Viejo Could See 72 New Townhomes
City council members reviewed concept plans for a 72-unit community featuring three-story townhomes as municipalities grapple with the worsening housing crisis.
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Laguna Hills Approves Building 180 Apartments for Seniors
Council members reluctantly approved the development to comply with state mandates and avoid potentially costly lawsuits.
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San Juan Capistrano Approves Mixed-Use Apartment Building
The San Juan Capistrano City Council approved plans for a 95-unit apartment building with a restaurant and fitness center but tabled plans for a performing arts center next to the residential development.
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San Juan Capistrano Grapples With Mandated Housing Numbers
San Juan Capistrano city leaders are considering a new residential project while also trying to balance affordable housing and state housing mandates.
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San Juan Capistrano Could See 225 New Homes
San Juan Capistrano City Council members are expected to discuss converting the 15-acre Capistrano Business Park into 225 for-sale residential units.
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Is Irvine Going to Ask Voters for Approval to Develop a Golf Course into Housing?
As the Irvine City Council considers turning Oak Creek Golf Club into 3,100 housing units, some council members expressed interest in putting the item on a future ballot for voter consideration.
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Orange County Residents Protest Planned Residential Development in Trabuco Canyon
Residents are raising alarm bells about a 20-year-old environmental study for a residential development they say does not address concerns regarding traffic, wildfire and wildlife.
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Irvine Moves to Prioritize Affordable Housing for Locals
Irvine officials are rethinking the city’s approach to affordable housing to prioritize their town’s neediest local residents.
