Multiple Affordable Housing Projects Planned Across California, Nebraska

A new 78-unit affordable housing development is set to transform a former community garden in North Park, San Diego, into an eight-story building. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, which owns the lot, aims to address the local housing crisis, particularly for its congregation of former refugees who often struggle to find affordable housing. Meanwhile, in North Hollywood, HVN Development is proposing an 80-unit affordable housing project featuring a five-story building without on-site parking, designed to accommodate low-income households. In Sun Valley, the Joli apartment building has opened, providing 126 units, including 86 affordable apartments, as part of a $450 million redevelopment effort prioritizing former affordable housing residents. Lastly, in Omaha's Blackstone District, a $45 million market-rate apartment complex is planned, featuring 180 units and seeking tax-increment financing to support its development, amidst ongoing debates over local transportation projects. Each of these developments highlights the ongoing push for affordable housing solutions in diverse communities.