Housing

Oakland residents chose to fund various infrastructure and affordable housing projects by passing Measure U! Learn more about this measure here.

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.

The residents of Richmond have passed Measure P, capping rent increases to protect tenants at risk of displacement! Learn more about Measure P here.

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.

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.

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.

Cambrian Village will transform a 70+-year-old sprawling strip mall surrounded by large parking lots into a unique and innovative village with 428 homes, community gathering spaces, and a commercial center for residents and neighbors to enjoy. Moreover, the $9,000,000 in in-lieu fees will go a long way to funding badly needed affordable housing projects in

This development will transform what is currently a vacant commercial building with a surface parking lot into a seven-story group housing, bringing 218 much-needed homes to the SoMa neighborhood. Learn more about 925 Bryant here.

The San Francisco Planning Commission approved Glen Park’s 1900 Diamond Street project with a 7-0 vote! This is a key milestone to providing more housing in the community as well as funding for affordable homes in the city. Learn more about 1900 Diamond Street here.

The Hayward City Council approved the La Vista Residential Project by Eden Housing and The Pacific Companies’ (TPC), an infill and mixed-use development that will feature 100% affordable homes (176), a new school, and a new public park. Learn more about the La Vista Residential Project here.

The Livermore City Council voted unanimously to approve the 130-unit affordable housing community proposed for the downtown area by Eden Housing! Learn more about the Downtown Livermore Apartments here.

The City of Santa Rosa approved the Journey’s End project, bringing 532 new climate-smart, inclusive homes to the North Bay! Learn more about Journey’s End here.

The Peninsula Heights project was approved, bringing much-needed climate SMART—Sustainable, Mixed, Affordable, Resilient, Transit-Oriented—homes to the South Bay! This new development will transform four commercial buildings and their surface parking lots into a residential development providing 291 townhouses in San Mateo. Learn more about Peninsula Heights here.

The South Main Mixed-Use development was approved, adding 540 residential units, 530,00ft2 of office space, and 28,000ft2 of retail space to the El Camino Real corridor in Redwood City. Learn more about the South Main Mixed-Use project here.