July 10, 2019

On June 18, the Chamber’s Infrastructure, Housing, and Land Use Committee heard from Mayor Faulconer’s team on their strategy to establish permanent supportive housing. The Mayor identified eight city-owned properties, to spur development of roughly 200 new housing units. These permanent supportive housing sites would provide on-site assistance to seniors, veterans, and others who would otherwise struggle trying to live on their own. The Mayor identified sites in neighborhoods across the city to more broadly engage communities in addressing the housing crisis. The properties are located in six of the council’s nine districts and will be presented to council later this year.