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As San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan continues to prioritize funding for temporary solutions over permanent housing, he wants the city to explore a new proposal â using monies from Section 8 housing vouchers for homeless shelters.
Pricey downtown Los Gatos is being primed to become more affordable to live near.
Santa Clara County officials are bracing for more cuts to their housing voucher programs, which subsidizes rent for low-income individuals.
Developer Related Companies recently finished two apartment buildings in Santa Clara totaling about 5.5 acres, but its 240-acre mixed-use project designed to change the city's landscape has been stalled for years.
Two major housing developments in San Jose are the first to be approved as part of Mayor Matt Mahanâs latest initiative to expedite projects that provide âextraordinary benefitsâ to the city.
From Los Gatan...
Planning Commission voted April 9 to recommend a General Plan amendment to allow 100% affordable housing projects in mixed-use commercial and restricted highway commercial zones.
Homes for people struggling with mental illness or recovering from substance use have long flown under Santa Clara Countyâs radar with substandard conditions and little to no accountability. The county is attempting to right some of those wrongs, starting with a grant to help landlords make much needed repairs to improve residentsâ living conditions.
Campbell homeowners applying for a tiny home could get city approval in days.Campbell launched an express backyard home permit process this month that shortens approval time to a week or less â the fastest in Santa Clara County where approvals can average between two to three months.
From The Mercury News...
Housing advocates are suing Cupertino over two controversial development proposals the city claims canât be built.
Hundreds of first-time San Jose homeowners who took out loans with the city to make down payments are set to get back tens of thousands of dollars in home equity.
North Santa Clara is slated for more than a thousand new homes over the next few years, with whole neighborhoods under construction.
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