All posts tagged "housing"
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617NewsTech Workers Swore Off the Bay Area. Now They’re Coming Back.
Dire warnings over the past year that tech was done with the Bay Area because of a high cost of living, homelessness,...
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567California NewsCity Council Moves Ohlone Parkway Housing Project Forward
Hillcrest Estates will have slightly fewer homes than when it first received City Council approval in 2018.
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1.1K2NewsScotts Valley, SLV Housing Markets Skyrocket as Bay Area Prices Climb
Market closely affected by Silicon Valley
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1.0KNewsOfficials Share Affordable Housing Plans for Santa Cruz County
Panel explores county, city pipelines for affordable housing
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1.1KNewsNonprofits Renew Pitch for Small, Affordable Housing
Groups are touting the benefits of building more ADUs and backyard housing
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1.4K1NewsEight Homeless Houses in Need of New Santa Cruz County Home
Homes stand in way of new housing complex, as shelter landscape remains in flux
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1.1KNewsWatsonville Downtown Plan Lists Five Sites as Potential Catalysts
Plans include mixed-use developments with high-density housing
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1.4K3NewsThe Future of Affordable Housing in Santa Cruz County
Affordable housing could get boost from volunteer group looking at revenue streams
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1.2KNewsScotts Valley Falling Behind on Affordable Housing as State Boosts Targets
Not even 3% of units permitted so far are considered affordable by state’s guidelines
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991NewsWatsonville’s State-Mandated Housing Goals Expected to Increase
City will need another 465 units to be completed over next three years
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1.3KCalifornia NewsSmall Landlords Left Struggling When Renters Stop Paying
Some landlords wonder how much longer they can absorb the costs
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1.1KNewsCounty Homelessness Plan Sets Goal of More Than 700 New Units
Plan will also expand county’s capacity of rapid rehousing rental assistance programs
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1.3KCalifornia NewsBidding Wars and Overblown Fears: the Curious Case of the California Exodus
Intensifying housing bidding wars undercut fears of a California mass exodus
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892NewsProgram Launches to House People in Temporary Shelters
New program aims to help people transition to permanent housing
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1.6K3NewsWill Coastal Commission Block Affordable Housing in Santa Cruz?
Coastal Commission staff is studying four housing projects, as delays pile up
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1.6KNewsUCSC Chancellor Cindy Larive on Housing, Pandemic, and Research
2020 was full of learning for new university leader
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1.1KNewsFire Recovery: Will Santa Cruz County Undo its Planning Staff Furlough?
“It's an all-hands-on-deck situation,” plans examiner says
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2.7K2Cover StoriesSanta Cruz City Council Race: Seven Possible Housing Crisis Solutions
Political consensus on importance of affordable housing is a start
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1.4KNewsWatsonville City Council Approves Changes for ADU Rules
City offers discount for residents looking to legalize illegally built units
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1.6K3NewsRiverfront Housing Complex: How Affordable Can It Get?
Will the Planning Commission’s recommendation sink or strengthen a popular plan?
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1.4KNewsCounty Supervisors Move to Streamline Rebuilding Process Following Fire
CZU Lightning Complex fire destroyed at least 900 homes
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1.5KNewsLarge Watsonville Affordable Housing Project Moves Forward
Watsonville City Council approves 72-unit affordable housing project on Miles Lane
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92-Unit Senior Housing Project Proposed Near West Cliff
Development proposed for Catholic church’s backyard
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3.4KNewsHomeless-Oriented Housing Aimed at Saving Lives and Money
Inside Housing Matters’ plan for permanent supportive housing in Harvey West
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2.9KNewsSanta Cruz City Council: Circle Church Is Not Historic
Decision not to grant landmark status allows highly anticipated development to proceed
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7.3K9NewsAs Church’s Downtown Brewpub Fails, a Fight Over Its Old Home
Westsiders say Errett Circle building is too historic to get torn down for housing development
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9.9KNewsSex, Booze and Downtown Streets Team’s Toxic Culture
Ex-staffers say San Jose leadership fueled 'frat house' nonprofit culture
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8.3K2NewsShowers, Shelters and A New Divide Over Santa Cruz Homelessness
Tensions flare over daily struggles, a city camping ban and a $7 million bet on unconventional shelters
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6.4K4NewsFormer Mayor Cynthia Chase Is Moving to Oakland
Chase, who’s left the sheriff’s office, sounds off on the city’s approach to housing
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3.1KNewsSupervisors Approve Live Oak Housing Project
Board also bans no-fault evictions
