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The memorandum provides a status report on the Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan, detailing the implementation of housing strategies and policies from the 2023-2031 Housing Element. It outlines the progress made in housing production, preservation, and protection, and highlights the challenges faced in the current housing market. The report includes recommendations for accepting the status report and cross-referencing it to the City Council meeting on March 18, 2025. It also discusses the establishment of the Housing Catalyst Team in 2018 and the ongoing efforts to meet housing goals in San José.
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The Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan includes near-term strategies from the 2023-2031 Housing Element.
The team was established in 2018 to coordinate housing production, preservation, and protection efforts.
The City Council adopted the 2023-2031 Housing Element on June 20, 2023.
The report indicates that the San José Metropolitan area is the third most expensive rental market in the nation.
The average effective rent in San José was $2,782 in Q4 2024, with a residential rental vacancy rate of 5.3%.
The City met 5% of its annual market-rate construction permit goals and 47% of its affordable housing goals in 2024.
The report highlights the progress on key work items, including the Small Multifamily Housing program and the City Infill Housing Ministerial Approval Ordinance.
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COMMITTEE AGENDA: ITEM: TO: COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 2/24/25 (d)3 FROM: Christopher Burton Erik L. Soliván SUBJECT: Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan Status Report DATE: February 12, 2025 Approved Date 2/12/25 COUNCIL DISTRICT: Citywide RECOMMENDATION a) Accept the status report on the work to implement the Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan; and b) Cross-reference this item to the March 18, 2025, City Council meeting. SUMMARY AND OUTCOME Staff is providing an annual report of the Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan (Work Plan). The Work Plan contains near-term strategies, programs, and policies from the 2023-2031 Housing Element that are underway or that staff anticipates initiating in the next two years. Staff continues to focus on the Housing Element implementation work and strategies in the Work Plan. BACKGROUND To coordinate the implementation of housing production, preservation, and protection work across multiple departments, the Housing Catalyst Team was established in 2018. The team meets on a biweekly basis and is composed of staff from the Business Development team in the Office of Economic Development and Cultural Affairs; the Citywide Planning Division of...
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The document outlines the Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan, detailing various work items related to housing initiatives, tenant protections, and homelessness support in San José. It includes updates on zoning alignments, tenant rights materials, local enforcement of state tenant protections, and interim housing developments. The plan highlights ongoing and active projects, completion timelines, and the impact of various programs aimed at addressing housing needs and improving community health and safety.
Key points
Work items include aligning zoning with the General Plan, creating tenant rights materials, and enforcing state tenant protections.
In 2024, staff completed 1588 rezonings across five council districts, with ongoing work in the sixth district.
A communications campaign titled 'Renting Has Its Rights' was conducted to educate residents about city ordinances.
Senate Bill 567, effective April 1, 2024, strengthens tenant protections against rent increases and evictions.
Emergency Interim Housing developments are underway, with several projects expected to come online in 2025, adding a total of 677 new units.
The City funded a Supportive Parking program for RVs and developed a Safe Parking Program for oversized vehicles.
The Housing Department is analyzing demographic data to address disparities in homelessness program access.
A streamlined ministerial review process for housing projects was approved to expedite planning timelines.
The City Council awarded funding for new affordable housing developments, aiming to produce 503 new affordable homes.
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Attachment A: Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan Ref # P-1 S-23 S-32 Work Item Align Zoning with the General Plan Know Your Rights Materials Local Enforcement of State Tenant Protections Status Ongoing Active Active Planned Completion Department(s) Stakeholder Groups Update Impact Level of Effort Anti-Displacement Strategy (y/n) In 2024, staff completed a total of 1588 rezonings across five council districts. Staff rezoned eight housing element sites in January 2024, 702 parcels in March 2024, 514 parcels in May 2024, 67 parcels from Planned Developments in June 2024, and 297 parcels in December 2024. Staff initially prioritized specific growth areas and were able to complete Downtown, the Airport Influence Area, and Coyote Creek Valley, however due to staff and budgeting constraints, the remaining growth areas will be completed as part of their respective council districts. Staff is currently working on the sixth council district (a batch of approximately 900 parcels) and will take this work to City Council in April 2025. Legally Required 46015 PBCE HCD High No 45682 Housing, CAO Housing Department staff conducted a communications campaign entitled “Renting Has Its Rights” April...
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The document is a status report on the Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan presented to the Community and Economic Development Committee. It outlines the background of the Housing Catalyst Team, including its establishment and updates on the Housing Crisis Work Plan and Housing Element. The report details various housing production efforts, impact assessments, state housing programs, anti-displacement work items, completed items, newly added items, and next steps for the Housing Catalyst Team.
Key points
The Housing Catalyst Team was established in 2018.
Final updates on the Housing Crisis Work Plan were provided in November 2022.
The Council adopted the Housing Element in June 2023, which was certified by HCD in January 2024.
The report includes a color-coded housing continuum and various housing production efforts.
Key anti-displacement work items are listed, including eviction prevention and tenant protection enforcement.
Completed items include updates on housing in business corridors and emergency shelters zoning.
Newly added items focus on development incentives and technology needs for tenant protection.
Next steps include a study session with the Planning Commission and updates to the Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan.
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Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan Status Report Community and Economic Development Committee February 24, 2025 Item (d)3. Jerad Ferguson, Principal Planner, PBCE Erik L. Soliván, Director, Housing Department 1 Background 2018 November 2022 June 2023 January 2024 Housing Catalyst Team Established Final Update on Housing Crisis Work Plan Council Adopts Housing Element HCD certifies Housing Element Creation of Housing Catalyst Team Work Plan February & March 2024 Housing Catalyst Work Plan at CED Committee & City Council 2 Housing Continuum Board & Care Beds [County] Prevention Prevention Congregate Shelter Beds [County] Interim Housing Units Permanent Safe Sleeping & Parking [City] Unit Unit Preservation Preservation Encampment Resolution Unhoused Lived in Outreach Cars & RV Interim Housing Units Temporary Rent Subsidized & Restricted PSH Units Market Subsidized Home Rate Homeownership Ownership Rent Stabilized Units Hoteling & Congregate [City] Color Key: Blue: Neighborhood Services & Education City Service Area Orange: Community & Economic Development City Service Area ED NSE 3 Housing Production 4 Housing Production 5 Impact and Level of Effort Impact Effort • High Impact • Low...