Housing Element

HCD's comment letters to Bay Area jurisdictions include many remarks about AFFH. These documents are sample analyses provided by HCD.

This work group is designed for local planning, housing and economic development staff interested in learning about the challenges and opportunities involved in transforming aging malls and office

The 2022 Housing Element Statutory Provisions Checklist can assist cities and counties that may adopt a housing element before January 31, 2023 and before receiving HCD approval of the proposed

In session 6 of the Aging Malls & Office Parks Transformation Work Group – Affordable Housing in Malls and Office Parks: Tradeoffs and Financing Strategies – work group participants: Learned various

In session 5 of the Aging Malls & Office Parks Transformation Work Group – Economic Modeling for Redevelopment Feasibility – work group participants learned to use a customized redevelopment project

Session 4 of the Aging Malls & Office Parks Transformation Work Group – Developing a Responsive Design Framework & an Efficient and Transparent Planning Process – explores: Specific tools and

Session 3 of the Aging Malls & Office Parks Transformation Work Group delves into the redevelopment implementation roadmap. Attendees were introduced to the following: Case studies to help local staff

At the Module 3 office hours of the SB743/VMT Policy Adoption Technical Assistance program, staff shared their experiences and approaches with adopting VMT policy in their communities. The recordings

In Session 2 of the Aging Malls & Office Parks Transformation Work Group, consultants presented several project examples on how to successfully introduce housing into large mall and office park sites

Submitting your Housing Element is just the start. Addressing HCD’s comments to get it certified is the next step. This webinar featured a conversation with jurisdictions from Southern California and