Irvine leaders, alongside the Irvine Company, are considering plans to construct 3,100 units on the Oak Creek Golf Club site, in addition to community gathering spaces and a new school.
Tag: housing
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Irvine Rolls Out Affordable Housing Program For Homeless Students
Irvine officials are using state grant funding to roll out affordable housing programs targeting homeless and housing insecure students in the Irvine Unified School District, Irvine Valley College and their families.
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Lake Forest Officials Approve Another Affordable Housing Project
Lake Forest City Councilmembers approved a loan agreement with National Community Renaissance for another affordable housing development for low-income residents.
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Costa Mesa Approves Live-Work Development
To help meet its state housing goal, Costa Mesa will be moving forward with a 38-unit mixed-use development aimed at small businesses.
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A South Orange County City Grapples With State Housing Mandates
San Juan Capistrano officials approved a five-story housing development and raised some concerns that their hands were largely tied due to state law.
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Harlan: Housing is the Key to Costa Mesa’s Continued Prosperity
Housing–rising costs, limited new supply, and lack of affordability–is the existential issue facing Costa Mesa. It not only affects people’s daily lives and pocketbooks, but also impacts the community’s prosperity and growth. Costa Mesa is on the right track to reduce homelessness and create more housing opportunities.
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Mendez: Developers Are Profiting, But Anaheim Residents Are Paying the Price, We Need Inclusionary Housing Now
For decades, Anaheim’s affordable housing crisis has forced long-time residents out of the city we’ve called home. The Inclusionary Housing Ordinance is a necessary step to ensure that our residents can continue to live and thrive in the communities we’ve built, instead of being priced out by rising rents and unchecked development.
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306-Unit Apartment Development Moving Ahead in Dana Point Near Capistrano Beach
The development is slated to include 46 affordable units and replace a bus yard owned by the Capistrano Unified School District.
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Weinstein: Vote for Rent Control as if Life Depends on It—Because It Does
There is a raging debate about whether increasing the supply of housing versus rent control is the answer. There are academic studies arguing forcefully on both sides of the issue, but it is a false dichotomy. We need both.
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Laguna Beach Joins Other OC Cities in Strengthening Eviction Protections
If a landlord evicts a tenant to make renovations, the landlord will also be required to file the documents to the city under a new local ordinance aimed at curbing dubious evictions.
