Jefferson Union High School District (JUHSD)’s Serramonte Del Rey Neighborhood, a proposed mixed-use development in Daly City, has been approved by the Daily City City Council. Greenbelt Alliance’s Development Endorsement Committee endorsed this project in December, 2023. With 1,113 new housing units with 20% low and moderate income housing (including 24 units set aside for […]
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After many months of work, the City of Mountain View received state certification of their housing element by the California Department of Housing and Community Development. Greenbelt Alliance worked with the city and advocated alongside local community organizations to ensure that the plan included progressive policy changes to spur new infill housing development. These changes
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The City of Mountain View unanimously approved the Montecito Family Apartments project, transforming what is currently a 12,000 sq. ft. office building into 85 much-needed, 100% affordable homes for families in the area. Learn more about Montecito Family Apartments here.
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This development will span an area of approximately 30.6 acres in unincorporated Walnut Creek in Contra Costa County. As a Life Plan Community—also referred to as Continuing Care Retirement Community, or CCRC—it will offer housing, resident services, and long-term care to senior residents. Learn more about Spieker Senior Development here.
Spieker Senior Development in Walnut Creek: 354 New Homes Approved Read More »
This mixed-use development on over 12 acres by Lowe and Eden Housing will add over 600 new homes to the Bay Area while also dedicating land for Caltrain rail line expansion to be redeveloped into neighborhood-serving retail, open space, and above-grade commercial office space. Learn more about Sequoia Station here.
Redwood City’s Sequoia Station Project: 631 New homes Approved Read More »
According to the Santa Clara County Housing Need Report, 100,000 families in Santa Clara can only afford fewer than 34,000 homes in the county. The Civic Center Multifamily Housing Project will help alleviate this problem by creating 108 new homes that are 100% affordable and available within the lower end of the affordability range. Learn
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Berkeley voters passed Measure N, supporting much-needed low-income housing! Learn more about Measure N here.
Measure N Passed: Berkeley Voters Support Affordable Housing Read More »
Menlo Park residents said no to Measure V, choosing to protect affordable housing proposals like the one for the teachers of Ravenswood School District! Learn more about Measure V here.
Measure V Failed: Menlo Park Protects Affordable Housing Read More »
We are thrilled that Oakland voters passed Measure Q for new, environmentally efficient affordable housing! Learn more about Measure Q here.
Measure Q Passed: Oakland Residents Support Affordable Housing Read More »
Oakland residents chose to fund various infrastructure and affordable housing projects by passing Measure U! Learn more about this measure here.
Measure U Passed: Voters in Oakland Fund Infrastructure and Housing Projects Read More »
The residents of Oakland have passed Measure V to update the City’s Just Cause Ordinance to extend eviction protections! Learn more about Measure V here.
Measure V Passed: Oakland Residents Extend Eviction Protections Read More »
The residents of Richmond have passed Measure P, capping rent increases to protect tenants at risk of displacement! Learn more about Measure P here.
Measure P Passed: Richmond Voters Cap Rent Read More »
We are relieved that San Francisco residents said no to Proposition E, a deceptive policy that would have made it harder to build 100% affordable housing than it currently is. Learn more about Prop E here.
Proposition E Failed: San Francisco Residents Vote No on Deceptive Housing Policy Read More »
South San Francisco residents voted yes on Measure AA, authorizing the development, construction, or acquisition of housing for low-income households by the City! Learn more about Measure AA here.
Measure AA Passed: South San Francisco Votes Supports Steps to Affordable Housing Read More »
This project will replace several aging, 100-year-old structures with new mixed-income buildings that add 445 new homes to the existing 160—more than doubling the housing supply. Learn more about the Woodland Park Euclid Improvements project here.
Woodland Park Euclid Improvements Project in Palo Alto: 605 New Homes Approved Read More »
