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California Department of Housing and Community Development | California Department of Housing and Community Development HCD Awards $11. 3M to Prohousing Communities to Build More Housing HCD awards $239M to fast-track 1700 new homes Homekey+ Helps to Create 2,749 Supportive Homes to Date — Including 723 for Veterans HCD Awards $38.
2M to Help Tribes Expand Housing and Homelessness Solutions HCD has funded more than 66,000 rental homes since 2019 that will house up to 1. 17M Californians over the next 55 years Funding to acquire or rehabilitate buildings and create housing for people experiencing or at-risk of homelessness. Interactive report that lays out a vision to ensure every Californian has a safe, stable, affordable home.
An innovative and effective option for adding affordable housing in California. Learn about and track progress on homelessness and the planning and construction of safe, affordable homes. Mobilehome Owner & Park Services Visit our Codes & Standards Online Services to access all online services, such as mobilehome and manufactured home registration and titling transfers, permits, complaints, pay fees or submit a payment , and more.
My Park Permit to Operate Residency Law Protection Program For additional Mobilehome Owner & Park Services, view our Quick Links California Tribes Advance Housing with HCD’s Tribal Homekey Program Created in partnership with California Tribes, HCD’s Tribal Homekey program was designed to help Native American communities overcome historic barriers to funding for affordable housing, while honoring Tribal sovereignty and supporting Tribes in… Prohousing City of Fresno Expands Affordable Housing Opportunities Fresno is making meaningful progress toward creating safe, stable, affordable housing for families and individuals in need recently opening two new HCD-funded housing communities, with additional developments underway to bring hundreds of… Governor Newsom awards $11.
3 million to 13 prohousing communities to build more affordable housing Governor Gavin Newsom today announced 13 California communities which have earned the state’s coveted Prohousing Designation will receive $11. 3 million in new state funding to create new affordable housing.
These communities have gone above-and-… Clearing the Path for More Housing in California The Housing Accountability Unit holds jurisdictions accountable for meeting their housing element commitments and complying with state housing laws.
Learn More Last Updated: Sep 7, 2026 Unlocked Affordable Housing Units Cases with Technical Assistance Provided California Housing and Homelessness Agency CA Department of Housing & Community Development Google™ Translate Disclaimer The California Housing and Community Development website uses Google™ Translate to provide automatic translation of its web pages.
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