HCD in Focus shares how HCD programs help shape California. This quarter: innovative gap funding accelerates housing growth, grand openings, groundbreakings, Prohousing milestones, and spotlights on resident Betty and team member Latasha. Full video in comments. @CaliforniaHHA
The Pano is now open in Van Nuys! Backed by $31.6M from HCD’s Homekey and Multifamily Housing programs, The Pano provides homes for individuals and families with low incomes or those experiencing or at risk of homelessness. @CaliforniaHHA#WhereFoundationsBegin
Senior housing is coming to Covina, thanks to $36.8M from HCD’s Community Development Block Grant—Disaster Recovery and $14.8M through a $101M Multifamily Finance Super NOFA—LA Disaster fund designed to help the region rebuild quickly in the wake of devastating 2025 wildfires.
Developed by @AffirmedHousing, Spring View will offer affordable homes for individuals and families at the lowest income levels while enhancing local parking structures, streets, sidewalks, and storm drains. #HousingForAll#WhereFoundationsBegin
Construction has begun on Spring View in La Mesa in @SanDiegoCounty. Supported by $6.8M from HCD’s Infill Infrastructure Grant Program, this community will bring 147 affordable homes to a lot adjacent to the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System. @CaliforniaHHA
Developed by @EdenHousing, Pacific Station North Apartments will offer affordable homes for families with low incomes, including 32 units for families who are at risk of homelessness & 11 units for those receiving supportive housing assistance. #HousingForAll #WhereFoundationsBegin
Pacific Station North Apartments are open in @CityofSantaCruz! With $36.5M from HCD’s Infill Infrastructure Grant and Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities programs, the community adds 128 energy-efficient affordable homes to the city. @CaliforniaHHA@CalSGC
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Led by @EBALDC with @TheUnityCouncil, Jordan Real Estate Investments, and the City of Oakland, Sen Lake turns a former vacant lot into supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness, paired with on‑site supportive services. #HousingForAll#WhereFoundationsBegin
Sen Lake is now open in @Oakland! Backed by $23M from HCD’s Infill Infrastructure Grant Program and the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program, the development brings 67 permanently affordable homes to the city. @CaliforniaHHA@CalSGC
I've just signed a series of bills to help speed up home construction, cut unnecessary red tape, expand housing options, and connect homeless Californians with recovery-centered housing.
We're not taking our foot off the gas to create more affordable housing up and down the state.
Construction has begun on The Terraces at Copeland Creek in Rohnert Park! Funded by $28.8 million from HCD’s Homekey+ program, this former motel will be rehabilitated into 70 homes for seniors who are experiencing homelessness and living with behavioral health challenges.
Developed by Self Help Enterprises, Maple Meadows I delivers 80 affordable homes with supportive services for families with low incomes, including 20 homes reserved for residents with extremely low incomes—bringing critical housing opportunities to Madera County. #HousingForAll #WhereFoundationsBegin
Maple Meadows I is now open in Chowchilla! Thanks to a $21.6M investment through HCD’s National Housing Trust Fund, HOME Investments Partnerships and Infill Infrastructure Grant programs, Maple Meadow is bringing safe, affordable homes to families at risk of homelessness. @CaliforniaHHA
HCD’s Portfolio Reinvestment Program is a critical tool for preventing state-funded affordable housing from converting to market rate. The program funds needed improvements in exchange for extending affordability covenants for decades to come.
The Sequoia Hotel, a 1910 historic Sacramento landmark, has been transformed into modern permanent supportive housing thanks to $44.6M from HCD’s Portfolio Reinvestment Program, preserving the hotel’s legacy AND critically needed affordable housing. @CaliforniaHHA@GVelasquez72
Developed by The John Stewart Company, the Sequoia offers 88 permanently affordable homes for people with low and very low incomes, including individuals transitioning out of homelessness, supporting @CAgovernor’s call for more housing for Californians in need. #HousingForAll #WhereFoundationsBegin