Solana Highlands residents face displacement from affordable housing
SOLANA BEACH — When Alicia Campos moved with her mother, daughter and three grandchildren into the Solana Highlands Apartments earlier this year, she hoped it
Housing
Encinitas codifies state housing bill to set development standards
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council unanimously adopted an ordinance on Wednesday, Oct. 26, integrating a controversial state housing law into the city’s municipal code
North County cities work to make ADUs more affordable
ENCINITAS — The boom in accessory dwelling units continues in San Diego County’s north coastal cities thanks to relaxed state requirements and local incentives, but
CSUSM opens new dorm-style housing at North Commons
SAN MARCOS — Freshmen at California State University San Marcos now have the option of moving into a dormitory-style living space, a first at the
Marja Acres development under construction in Carlsbad
CARLSBAD — The city’s latest large-scale, mixed-use development broke ground in June and is on track to come online next year. Marja Acres, the once
SANDAG board supports creation of regional affordable housing agency
REGION — The San Diego Association of Governments’ board of directors voted on July 8 to support the creation of a new regional affordable housing
Carlsbad amends density bonus ordinance, ADU regulations
CARLSBAD — The City Council on July 12 approved amendments to the city’s density bonus ordinance and accessory dwelling unit regulations in compliance with recent
Carlsbad holds first public workshop on design standards for Village, Barrio
CARLSBAD — The city of Carlsbad held its first public workshop last week to discuss the creation of objective architectural design standards for multi-family housing
Oceanside council approves two contentious housing projects
OCEANSIDE – The Oceanside City Council narrowly approved two contentious housing developments late last month after residents filed appeals over both projects. The first project
Facing inventory shortfall, Encinitas looks for more affordable housing sites
ENCINITAS — By next year, the city of Encinitas anticipates triggering California’s No Net Loss Law— a failure to maintain a sufficient supply of adequate
