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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors has voted to pursue $20 million in state funding to help build new permanent supportive housing in Chula Vista. The proposed homes would serve veterans and people experiencing mental health or substance use challenges.
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The County of San Diego celebrated a first-of-its-kind workforce sleeping cabin site Tuesday in Pacific Beach. Compass Commons is a tiny home community operated by Shoreline Community Services to provide safe, climate-controlled housing for people working their way out of homelessness.
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Construction is underway on Navajo Family Apartments, a 45‑unit affordable housing community in San Carlos. The four-story development will feature one-, two-and three-bedroom apartments, with eight of the homes set aside for residents with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
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A grand opening celebration was held today in the Midway District for Pacific Village, the newest affordable housing development for veterans, transition-age youth, and people at-risk of or those experiencing homelessness.
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Four affordable housing developments with $16 million in County funding have secured an additional $59.4 million from the state’s new finance program.
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A groundbreaking celebration was held today in Pacific Beach for Rose Creek Village, a 60-home development at 2662 Garnet Avenue for low-income seniors, families and individuals who earn 30-60% of the San Diego Area Median Income.
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The County’s safe parking site on North Magnolia Avenue in El Cajon reopens tonight for families and individuals experiencing homelessness in need of overnight parking. The Safe Parking program provides support and services for people who are unsheltered and have a vehicle.
