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AFFORDABLE HOUSING 2020

A Longitudinal Inventory of Subsidized Low Income Housing in Los Angeles County

Published Santa Clarita «¬14 February 23, 2021 CITY OF LOS ANGELES 2020 SUBSIDIZED LOW INCOME HOUSING UNITS BY CENSUS TRACT

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Granada Hills - KnollwoodSan Fernando

Simi Valley «¬118 Arleta - PacoimaSunland - Tujunga - Lake View Terrace - Shadow Hi*

Northridge ¨¦§210 Mission Hills - Panorama City - North Hills Chatsworth - Porter Ranch Sun Valley - La Tuna Canyon Thousand Oaks La Canada Flintridge Reseda - West Van Nuys ¨¦§5 ¬170 « Burbank Canoga Park - Winnetka - Woodland Hills - West Hi* Van Nuys - North Sherman Oaks «¬2 ¤£101 North Hollywood - Valley Village Glendale Sierra Madre Agoura Hills Hidden Hills Encino - Tarzana «¬134 Pasadena Calabasas Sherman Oaks - Studio City - Toluca Lake - Cahuen* «¬710 Arcadia

Northeast Los Angeles San Marino Bel Air - Beverly Crest Hollywood «¬110 South Pasadena Temple City ¨¦§405 West Hollywood San Gabriel Silver Lake - Echo Park - Elysian Valley Brentwood - Pacific Palisades Beverly Hills Alhambra Rosemead Westwood Wilshire Westlake ¨¦§10 South El Monte Monterey Park Central City North West Los Angeles Central City Boyle Heights ¨¦§10 «¬60 Santa Monica Montebello Palms - Mar Vista - Del ReyWest Adams - Baldwin Hills - Leimert Malibu Culver City Commerce Vernon Whittier Venice South Los Angeles «¬90 Maywood Pico Rivera ¨¦§110 Huntington Park Southeast Los Angeles Bell ¨¦§710 Bell Gardens Westchester - Playa del Rey Cudahy Prepared for the Homelessness Inglewood Los Angeles International Airport South Gate Committee of the Venice Downey Neighborhood Council, ¨¦§105 Frank Murphy, Chair Hawthorne Lynwood El Segundo Norwalk Paramount Gardena Compton Lawndale Bellflower Manhattan Beach «¬91 Harbor Gateway Artesia Hermosa Beach Lakewood Cerritos ¨¦§605 Legend Carson Torrance Total Subsidized Low Income Housing Units by Census Tract Redondo Beach Hawaiian Gardens 1 - 102 103 - 274 Signal Hill Los Alamitos Lomita 275 - 621 Wilmington - Harbor City«¬103 Palos Verdes Estates 622 - 1,742 Rolling Hills Estates «¬22 «¬47 Long Beach Rolling Hills 1,743 - 3,472 «¬47 Community Plan Areas Port of Los Angeles City of Los Angeles San Pedro Rancho Palos Verdes Freeways and Highways Seal Beach

Created By: Pacific Urbanism, 2020 Source: Internal, TCAC Multifamily Housing Projects, CA HCD Affordable Rental Housing in LA County, CHPC LA County Annual Affordable Housing Outcomes Report, CHPC California's Affordable Rental Homes At-Risk, LA City PlanningH PuSnHt inOgrdtionnan Bceea, ch HACLA Asset Management Properties, HCIDLA Affordable Housing Monitoring Data, LADMH Housing Developments Funded Under MHSA Housing Program, LACDA Public and Affordable Housing, LACDA Housing Authority Profile, LA County Housing Resource Center, LAHSA 2020 Housing Inventory Count, National Housing Preservation Database. 0 0.3 0.6 Miles This map was created by Pacific Urbanism (PU). PU will not accept any responsibility for any errors, omissions, or positional accuracy. This product is for ´ informational purposes only and may not be used for legal, engineering, surveying, or other such purposes; however, information provided herein is to the best of our knowledge. AUTHORS Dario Rodman-Alvarez, MCP Rudi Mattheis-Brown, RA, NCARB Luis Ricardo de la Rosa, B. Arch Drew Miller, MUP Candidate, BA

Prepared for the Venice Neighborhood Council and Frank Murphy, Chair of the Homelessness Committee.

SUGGESTED CITATION Rodman-Alvarez, et al (2021) 2020 Los Angeles County Subsidized Low Income Housing. Los Angeles, CA. Pacific Urbanism. Retrieved from https://www.pacificurbanism.com/research-publications

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Sincerely, Dario Rodman-Alvarez

TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary 3 Homelessness in Los Angeles County 7 Housing Stock: Subsidized Low Income Units in LA County 9 Permanent Supportive Housing and LAHSA 14

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2020 LOS ANGELES COUNTY SUBSIDIZED LOW INCOME HOUSING Executive Summary Housing resources in California are in crisis (Richman, 2000; Morrow, 2013; Baker et al., 2015; Monkkonen, 2020). As of 2019, whereas 37 million out of 128 million households nationwide, or 29%, were as cost burdened, meaning that they spend more than 30% of their income on housing, in Los Angeles, 70% of all households are cost burdened and over half of all renters are severely rent burdened, spending more than half of their household income on rent. (Woetzel, 2019; Baker et al., 2015) The problem has not gone unnoticed; in 1999, the National Low Income Housing Coalition published a report that outlined the housing affordability crisis in Los Angeles as well as the rest of the country. (Richman et al., 2000) In response to this report, the City of LA assembled a Task Force that attempted to tackle a problem that had reached a boiling point over twenty years ago. However, it is worth noting that some of the root causes of the affordable housing shortage predate the Los Angeles slow growth movement, which began in the 1960s. (Morrow, 2013) The legacy of racially motivated disparities in housing policies, including unequal access to homeownership opportunities, ethnic and economic segregation, and exclusionary zoning practices, such as downzoning, cannot be FIG. 1 understated. (Franco, 2018) Today, housing production overall is eight times less For purposes of comparison, the City of Los Angeles’ 35 than what it ought to be in order to bridge the housing shortage. Affordable residential community plan areas (CPAs) are organized into four geographic sectors -- referred to as quadrants housing production is less than a twentieth of the necessary supply rate to make in Dr. Greg Morrow’s 2013 UCLA dissertation The up for over half a century of inequitable housing policies. While fiscal resources Homeowner’s Revolution. Three CPAs (Harbor Gateway, are being expended and depleted at unsustainable rates, the cost of housing San Pedro, and Wilmington-Harbor City) which were not originally included in Dr. Morrow’s quadrants have been continues to rise and the number of households falling into homelessness included in the Eastside quadrant for this study. continues to increase. Now, different and perhaps better research methods and policies are necessary to formulate the problem definition adequately and to COMMUNITY PLAN AREA QUADRANT Arleta - Pacoima EAST VALLEY develop practicable, sustainable, and financially feasible solutions. Mission Hills - Panorama City - North Hills EAST VALLEY North Hollywood - Valley Village EAST VALLEY Introduction Sun Valley - La Tuna Canyon EAST VALLEY Sunland - Tujunga - Lake View California is home to some of the most unaffordable cities in the country. The Terrace - Shadow Hills - East La Tuna root causes in Los Angeles include exclusionary zoning, such as downzoning, lack Canyon EAST VALLEY Sylmar EAST VALLEY of policy enforcement, rising construction and development costs, inequitable Van Nuys - North Sherman Oaks EAST VALLEY urban planning, a financial structure favoring nonresidential development, Boyle Heights EASTSIDE Central City EASTSIDE insufficient government spending, and crucially, suppressed housing supply Central City North EASTSIDE rates. (Taylor, 2015; Morow, 2013; Taylor, 2015; Eikel, 1973; Knapp; 2007; Eikel, Hollywood EASTSIDE Northeast Los Angeles EASTSIDE 1973; Richman, 2000) Housing cost inflation due to short supply continually

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West Adams - Baldwin Hills - Leimert EASTSIDE Westlake EASTSIDE 116,396 Wilshire EASTSIDE Harbor Gateway EASTSIDE* 120,000 San Pedro EASTSIDE* Wilmington - Harbor City EASTSIDE* 100,000 Canoga Park - Winnetka - Woodland

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Granada Hills - Knollwood WEST VALLEY 60,000 Northridge WEST VALLEY 22,946 Reseda - West Van Nuys WEST VALLEY 40,000 6,031 7,254 Bel Air - Beverly Crest WESTSIDE 2015 UNIT SUBTOTAL Brentwood - Pacific Palisades WESTSIDE 20,000 Encino - Tarzana WESTSIDE 4,138 4,724 11,898 2020 UNIT SUBTOTAL Palms - Mar Vista - Del Rey WESTSIDE - Sherman Oaks - Studio City - Toluca EASTSIDE EAST VALLEY WESTSIDE WEST VALLEY 2020 UNIT SUBTOTAL 71,367 11,898 4,138 4,724 Lake - Cahuenga Pass WESTSIDE 2015 UNIT SUBTOTAL 116,396 22,946 6,031 7,254 Venice WESTSIDE West Los Angeles WESTSIDE FIG. 2 Westchester - Playa del Rey WESTSIDE For both 2015 and 2020, Eastside and East Valley quadrants represent the highest total amount of subsidized low Westwood WESTSIDE income housing units. The Eastside quadrant alone accounts for 76.3% of units in 2015, and 77.5% in 2020. Prepared by Pacific Urbanism | [email protected] | 11/9/2020

PACIFIC URBANISM 3 increases, exacerbating income inequality and a series (Brown, 2017) The average annual rate of dwelling unit of urban ills that range from a loss of regional economic supply in the City of Los Angeles from 2013 through 2019 productivity and strains on the labor pool to time spent in was only 7,000 units per year, eight times less than the traffic and greenhouse gas emissions (Baker et al., 2015) A 57,000 unit annual supply rate required of the coming eight synthesis of best practices from a review of academic and year planning cycle under State law, that is, the 2029 RHNA policy literature identifies the following five categories to Target. (Rodman-Alvarez et. al., 2020; Yoon, 2020) Further, mitigate the housing crisis: Policy Reform, Supply Chain over 90% of all housing built between 2014 and 2018 are capacity development, Financing, Preservation, and a affordable only to households making above the area Paradigmatic Shift in the industry. (Richman, 2000; Lewis, median income. (Woetzel et al., 2019) 2003; Morrow, 2013; Taylor, 2015; Mischke, 2016; Brown, Affordable housing that is subsidized either partially 2017; Kahlenberg, 2017; Ling, 2018; Woetzel, 2019; Brooks, or fully by public and private funds and agencies assists cost 2019; Lee, 2017) Further, a scattered site approach has been burdened households, including seniors, those living with identified as a more effective affordable housing strategy, mental health conditions, and so forth. as it allows households of various incomes to integrate By 2029, over 259,000 net new units that are into communities more successfully. (Nelson, 2014; Ecker, affordable to Median, Low, and Very Low Income households 2017; Graves, 2011) This report contributes to the body are required in the City of Los Angeles, an average of above of academic and policy literature by taking a longitudinal 32,000 net new affordable units per year. (Yoon, 2020) By approach to inventorize and track all subsidized low income contrast, the average supply rate of affordable units in the housing units in LA County over time. The results may City of Los Angeles from 2014 to 2018 was 1,500 units support neighborhood communities, industry leaders, and per year, a 22nd of the necessary supply rate. (Woetzel et government agents in planning and policy formulation for al., 2019; Yoon, 2020). Also, while investigative journalism more equitable housing resources in the LA region. has recently reported on gross inefficiencies in City driven production of permanent supportive housing and Housing Supply Rates emergency shelters for the unhoused, an accurate inventory A report from the California Department of Housing and of the existing low income subsidized housing stock is Community Development concluded that the State falls necessary in order to identify disparities in the number of short of housing production by 100,000 homes per year. affordable housing units per capita in each community.

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FIG. 3 When accounting for population, Eastside and East Valley quadrants continue to represent the highest proportions of subsidized low income units per 100 people by CPA. The Westside represents the lowest rates for both years, providing units at a rate 5.6x less than the Eastside in 2015, and 5.0x less than the Eastside in 2020.

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PACIFIC URBANISM 11 FULL RESULTS OF SUBTOTAL UNITS BY CITY OF LOS ANGELES COUNCIL DISTRICT

2020 Los Angeles County Inventory of Subsidized Low Income Housing Ranked by Council District Subtotal Affordable Units Per 100 Residents Affordable 2020 Beds Per Section Subtotal 2018 ACS Units per Subtotal Homeless Capita Council District Acres FHA HACLA HCD HCIDLA HOME LACDA LADMH LIHTC MR NHPD PBV PH 202 Section 8 TCAC Units Population 100 People PSH LAHSA Beds Population Homeless 1 14 - Kevin de León 15,471 766 45 10 1,403 319 166 6,401 42 751 1,547 2,455 2,437 16,342 259,969 6.3 2,990 3,868 6,858 7,683 0.9 2 1 - Gilbert Cedillo 10,115 510 234 3 1,339 325 142 6,241 16 193 414 2,303 3,998 15,718 266,370 5.9 3,985 476 4,461 2,754 1.6 3 13 - Mitch O'Farrell 8,713 832 91 7 640 387 119 3,509 42 39 2,510 1,201 9,377 254,242 3.7 3,359 1,135 4,494 3,793 1.2 4 15 - Joe Buscaino 20,557 292 86 391 38 57 1,855 153 2,747 1,293 1,549 8,461 266,416 3.2 562 822 1,384 2,401 0.6 5 8 - Marqueece Harris-Dawson 10,266 284 64 3 722 134 39 2,276 39 1,493 1,383 6,437 246,356 2.6 267 2,850 3,117 3,688 0.8 6 10 - Mark Ridley-Thomas 9,266 303 186 981 265 10 1,940 276 1,481 1,242 6,684 263,170 2.5 664 1,214 1,878 1,306 1.4 7 9 - Curren D. Price Jr. 8,341 286 36 577 331 48 1,841 1,008 1,162 1,254 6,543 271,330 2.4 487 3,574 4,061 3,110 1.3 8 7 - Monica Rodriguez 34,640 443 5 1 386 135 75 1,082 448 1,368 335 4,278 259,100 1.7 432 284 716 1,123 0.6 9 6 - Nury Martinez 17,400 456 189 464 120 44 1,449 1,131 601 4,454 271,250 1.6 806 2,758 3,564 2,268 1.6 10 11 - Mike Bonin 40,758 50 1 742 9 71 37 524 48 825 749 156 3,212 265,732 1.2 664 833 1,497 2,958 0.5 11 2 - Paul Krekorian 16,013 699 87 555 30 646 102 26 691 48 2,884 252,997 1.1 152 71 223 1,362 0.2 12 3 - Bob Blumenfield 23,453 160 5 462 95 15 921 1,344 108 3,110 275,088 1.1 8 26 34 652 0.1 13 4 - Nithya Raman 26,230 466 398 23 665 475 207 2,234 255,738 0.9 40 60 100 1,123 0.1 14 12 - John Lee 37,592 262 2 163 68 417 12 609 252 1,785 279,420 0.6 76 76 540 0.1 15 5 - Paul Koretz 24,024 41 70 197 253 47 608 264,949 0.2 130 440 570 945 0.6 Grand Total 302,839 5,850 1,028 27 9,293 2,446 71 782 29,767 58 235 1,408 7,015 12 19,317 14,818 92,127 3,952,127 2.3 14,546 18,487 33,033 35,707 0.9

FULL RESULTS OF SUBTOTAL UNITS BY CITY OF LOS ANGELES COMMUNITY PLAN AREA

2020 Los Angeles County Inventory of Subsidized Low Income Housing Ranked by Community Plan Area Subtotal Affordable Units Per 100 Residents Affordable 2020 Beds Per Section Subtotal 2018 ACS Units per Subtotal Homeless Capita Community Plan Area Acres FHA HACLA HCD HCIDLA HOME LACDA LADMH LIHTC MR NHPD PBV PH 202 Section 8 TCAC Units Population 100 People PSH LAHSA Beds Population Homeless 1 Central City 2,235 309 8 912 226 140 4,602 42 674 1,869 1,782 10,564 44,499 23.7 2,502 3,281 5,783 5,679 1.0 2 Westlake 1,943 356 116 2 939 302 86 5,004 16 193 1,432 2,644 11,090 120,519 9.2 4,202 676 4,878 1,977 2.5 3 Central City North 2,022 20 1 341 112 552 414 268 152 1,860 26,733 7.0 0 680 0.0 4 Boyle Heights 3,827 287 1 306 41 26 1,276 951 317 398 3,603 87,120 4.1 488 531 1,019 839 1.2 5 Southeast Los Angeles 9,926 144 99 673 210 48 2,239 47 3,231 1,401 1,869 9,961 297,188 3.4 734 3,535 4,269 3,901 1.1 6 Hollywood 16,061 763 74 4 483 290 67 2,077 2,268 574 6,600 198,055 3.3 162 559 721 2,250 0.3 7 Venice 2,006 1 96 71 15 155 48 224 547 34 1,191 36,149 3.3 641 804 1,445 1,685 0.9 8 South Los Angeles 9,891 491 26 2 818 327 39 2,129 230 2,407 1,609 8,078 287,096 2.8 314 2,931 3,245 3,817 0.9 9 Harbor Gateway 3,242 13 19 45 345 79 18 448 967 41,732 2.3 154 154 276 0.6 10 West Adams - Baldwin Hills - Leimert 8,214 47 193 1 758 33 10 1,028 54 822 915 3,861 172,000 2.2 164 1,234 1,398 983 1.4 11 Wilshire 8,962 660 73 1 434 200 103 2,421 70 947 1,165 6,074 288,541 2.1 3,414 277 3,691 1,584 2.3 12 Mission Hills - Panorama City - North Hills 7,564 140 81 2 149 73 44 1,306 778 490 3,063 149,252 2.1 245 94 339 635 0.5 13 Wilmington - Harbor City 6,516 200 20 57 12 889 16 46 165 247 1,652 82,127 2.0 44 44 852 0.1 14 Northeast Los Angeles 15,678 228 45 2 321 57 5 1,229 77 596 717 1,172 4,449 240,424 1.9 189 106 295 1,353 0.2 15 San Pedro 4,773 21 89 24 182 11 478 395 214 1,414 80,831 1.7 94 716 810 522 1.6 16 Arleta - Pacoima 6,619 194 92 26 39 365 448 580 1,744 103,981 1.7 224 161 385 490 0.8 17 Silver Lake - Echo Park - Elysian Valley 4,552 62 1 107 615 42 238 129 1,194 71,656 1.7 109 109 969 0.1 18 Reseda - West Van Nuys 7,778 184 172 505 12 856 202 1,931 116,119 1.7 25 109 134 445 0.3 19 North Hollywood - Valley Village 6,791 591 73 506 30 470 26 473 48 2,217 134,451 1.6 48 53 101 824 0.1 20 Sylmar 7,887 138 1 238 107 25 400 270 144 1,323 82,919 1.6 47 36 83 373 0.2 21 Sun Valley - La Tuna Canyon 10,509 93 109Prepared 85by Pacific 49 Urbanism | [email protected] 179 39 | 2/1 9/2021 393 295 1,242 84,108 1.5 593 2,453 3,046 1,357 2.2 22 Palms - Mar Vista - Del Rey 5,262 50 168 9 22 165 601 236 49 1,300 115,322 1.1 90 20 110 577 0.2 23 Sunland - Tujunga - Lake View Terrace - Shadow Hills - East La Tuna Canyon 16,389 60 5 47 11 93 264 154 634 56,486 1.1 45 10 55 141 0.4 24 Westchester - Playa del Rey 5,177 457 204 661 59,422 1.1 9 9 200 0.0 25 Van Nuys - North Sherman Oaks 8,231 474 13 295 332 63 498 1,675 169,462 1.0 163 197 360 625 0.6 26 Northridge 6,336 156 66 228 144 594 72,300 0.8 0 81 0.0 27 Canoga Park - Winnetka - Woodland Hills - West Hills 17,909 275 95 15 637 345 11 1,378 183,242 0.8 8 8 339 0.0 28 Sherman Oaks - Studio City - Toluca Lake - Cahuenga Pass 8,784 183 134 140 82 539 89,611 0.6 0 367 0.0 29 Granada Hills - Knollwood 10,375 59 68 195 322 63,486 0.5 0 103 0.0 30 Chatsworth - Porter Ranch 15,540 82 5 65 347 499 103,937 0.5 76 76 277 0.3 31 West Los Angeles 4,576 59 123 45 73 300 77,237 0.4 295 295 514 0.6 32 Bel Air - Beverly Crest 9,683 46 46 19,214 0.2 0 6 0.0 33 Westwood 2,358 12 74 86 54,541 0.2 145 145 210 0.7 34 Encino - Tarzana 12,989 12 12 79,371 0.0 26 26 366 0.1 35 Brentwood - Pacific Palisades 24,354 3 3 58,127 0.0 0 115 0.0 Grand Total 294,957 5,850 1,028 27 9,293 2,446 71 782 29,767 58 235 1,408 7,015 12 19,317 14,818 92,127 3,947,258 14,546 18,487 33,033 35,411 0.9

2020 LOS ANGELES COUNTY SUBSIDIZED LOW INCOME HOUSING

Prepared by Pacific Urbanism | [email protected] | 2/19/2021 2020 Los Angeles County Inventory of Subsidized Low Income Housing Ranked by Council District Subtotal Affordable Units Per 100 Residents Affordable 2020 Beds Per Section Subtotal 2018 ACS Units per Subtotal Homeless Capita Council District Acres FHA HACLA HCD HCIDLA HOME LACDA LADMH LIHTC MR NHPD PBV PH 202 Section 8 TCAC Units Population 100 People PSH LAHSA Beds Population Homeless 1 14 - Kevin de León 15,471 766 45 10 1,403 319 166 6,401 42 751 1,547 2,455 2,437 16,342 259,969 6.3 2,990 3,868 6,858 7,683 0.9 2 1 - Gilbert Cedillo 10,115 510 234 3 1,339 325 142 6,241 16 193 414 2,303 3,998 15,718 266,370 5.9 3,985 476 4,461 2,754 1.6 3 13 - Mitch O'Farrell 8,713 832 91 7 640 387 119 3,509 42 39 2,510 1,201 9,377 254,242 3.7 3,359 1,135 4,494 3,793 1.2 4 15 - Joe Buscaino 20,557 292 86 391 38 57 1,855 153 2,747 1,293 1,549 8,461 266,416 3.2 562 822 1,384 2,401 0.6 5 8 - Marqueece Harris-Dawson 10,266 284 64 3 722 134 39 2,276 39 1,493 1,383 6,437 246,356 2.6 267 2,850 3,117 3,688 0.8 6 10 - Mark Ridley-Thomas 9,266 303 186 981 265 10 1,940 276 1,481 1,242 6,684 263,170 2.5 664 1,214 1,878 1,306 1.4 7 9 - Curren D. Price Jr. 8,341 286 36 577 331 48 1,841 1,008 1,162 1,254 6,543 271,330 2.4 487 3,574 4,061 3,110 1.3 8 7 - Monica Rodriguez 34,640 443 5 1 386 135 75 1,082 448 1,368 335 4,278 259,100 1.7 432 284 716 1,123 0.6 9 6 - Nury Martinez 17,400 456 189 464 120 44 1,449 1,131 601 4,454 271,250 1.6 806 2,758 3,564 2,268 1.6 10 11 - Mike Bonin 40,758 50 1 742 9 71 37 524 48 825 749 156 3,212 265,732 1.2 664 833 1,497 2,958 0.5 11 2 - Paul Krekorian 16,013 699 87 555 30 646 102 26 691 48 2,884 252,997 1.1 152 71 223 1,362 0.2 12 3 - Bob Blumenfield 23,453 160 5 462 95 15 921 1,344 108 3,110 275,088 1.1 8 26 34 652 0.1 13 4 - Nithya Raman 26,230 466 398 23 665 475 207 2,234 255,738 0.9 40 60 100 1,123 0.1 14 12 - John Lee 37,592 262 2 163 68 417 12 609 252 1,785 279,420 0.6 76 76 540 0.1 15 5 - Paul Koretz 24,024 41 70 197 253 47 608 264,949 0.2 130 440 570 945 0.6 Grand Total 302,839 5,850 1,028 27 9,293 2,446 71 782 29,767 58 235 1,408 7,015 12 19,317 14,818 92,127 3,952,127 2.3 14,546 18,487 33,033 35,707 0.9

2020 Los Angeles County Inventory of Subsidized Low Income Housing Ranked by Community Plan Area Subtotal Affordable Units Per 100 Residents Affordable 2020 Beds Per Section Subtotal 2018 ACS Units per Subtotal Homeless Capita Community Plan Area Acres FHA HACLA HCD HCIDLA HOME LACDA LADMH LIHTC MR NHPD PBV PH 202 Section 8 TCAC Units Population 100 People PSH LAHSA Beds Population Homeless 1 Central City 2,235 309 8 912 226 140 4,602 42 674 1,869 1,782 10,564 44,499 23.7 2,502 3,281 5,783 5,679 1.0 2 Westlake 1,943 356 116 2 939 302 86 5,004 16 193 1,432 2,644 11,090 120,519 9.2 4,202 676 4,878 1,977 2.5 3 Central City North 2,022 20 1 341 112 552 414 268 152 1,860 26,733 7.0 0 680 0.0 4 Boyle Heights 3,827 287 1 306 41 26 1,276 951 317 398 3,603 87,120 4.1 488 531 1,019 839 1.2 5 Southeast Los Angeles 9,926 144 99 673 210 48 2,239 47 3,231 1,401 1,869 9,961 297,188 3.4 734 3,535 4,269 3,901 1.1 6 Hollywood 16,061 763 74 4 483 290 67 2,077 2,268 574 6,600 198,055 3.3 162 559 721 2,250 0.3 7 Venice 2,006 1 96 71 15 155 48 224 547 34 1,191 36,149 3.3 641 804 1,445 1,685 0.9 8 South Los Angeles 9,891 491 26 2 818 327 39 2,129 230 2,407 1,609 8,078 287,096 2.8 314 2,931 3,245 3,817 0.9 9 Harbor Gateway 3,242 13 19 45 345 79 18 448 967 41,732 2.3 154 154 276 0.6 10 West Adams - Baldwin Hills - Leimert 8,214 47 193 1 758 33 10 1,028 54 822 915 3,861 172,000 2.2 164 1,234 1,398 983 1.4 11 Wilshire 8,962 660 73 1 434 200 103 2,421 70 947 1,165 6,074 288,541 2.1 3,414 277 3,691 1,584 2.3 12 Mission Hills - Panorama City - North Hills 7,564 140 81 2 149 73 44 1,306 778 490 3,063 149,252 2.1 245 94 339 635 0.5 13 Wilmington - Harbor City 6,516 200 20 57 12 889 16 46 165 247 1,652 82,127 2.0 44 44 852 0.1 14 Northeast Los Angeles 15,678 228 45 2 321 57 5 1,229 77 596 717 1,172 4,449 240,424 1.9 189 106 295 1,353 0.2 15 San Pedro 4,773 21 89 24 182 11 478 395 214 1,414 80,831 1.7 94 716 810 522 1.6 16 Arleta - Pacoima 6,619 194 92 26 39 365 448 580 1,744 103,981 1.7 224 161 385 490 0.8 17 Silver Lake - Echo Park - Elysian Valley 4,552 62 1 107 615 42 238 129 1,194 71,656 1.7 109 109 969 0.1 18 Reseda - West Van Nuys 7,778 184 172 505 12 856 202 1,931 116,119 1.7 25 109 134 445 0.3 19 North Hollywood - Valley Village 6,791 591 73 506 30 470 26 473 48 2,217 134,451 1.6 48 53 101 824 0.1 20 Sylmar 7,887 138 1 238 107 25 400 270 144 1,323 82,919 1.6 47 36 83 373 0.2 21 Sun Valley - La Tuna Canyon 10,509 93 109 Prepared 85 by Pacific 49 Urbanism | [email protected] 179 39 | 2/1 9/2021 393 295 1,242 84,108 1.5 593 2,453 3,046 1,357 2.2 22 Palms - Mar Vista - Del Rey 5,262 50 168 9 22 165 601 236 49 1,300 115,322 1.1 90 20 110 577 0.2 23 Sunland - Tujunga - Lake View Terrace - Shadow Hills - East La Tuna Canyon 16,389 60 5 47 11 93 264 154 634 56,486 1.1 45 10 55 141 0.4 24 Westchester - Playa del Rey 5,177 457 204 661 59,422 1.1 9 9 200 0.0 25 Van Nuys - North Sherman Oaks 8,231 474 13 295 332 63 498 1,675 169,462 1.0 163 197 360 625 0.6 26 Northridge 6,336 156 66 228 144 594 72,300 0.8 0 81 0.0 27 Canoga Park - Winnetka - Woodland Hills - West Hills 17,909 275 95 15 637 345 11 1,378 183,242 0.8 8 8 339 0.0 28 Sherman Oaks - Studio City - Toluca Lake - Cahuenga Pass 8,784 183 134 140 82 539 89,611 0.6 0 367 0.0 29 Granada Hills - Knollwood 10,375 59 68 195 322 63,486 0.5 0 103 0.0 30 Chatsworth - Porter Ranch 15,540 82 5 65 347 499 103,937 0.5 76 76 277 0.3 31 West Los Angeles 4,576 59 123 45 73 300 77,237 0.4 295 295 514 0.6 32 Bel Air - Beverly Crest 9,683 46 46 19,214 0.2 0 6 0.0 33 Westwood 2,358 12 74 86 54,541 0.2 145 145 210 0.7 34 Encino - Tarzana 12,989 12 12 79,371 0.0 26 26 366 0.1 35 Brentwood - Pacific Palisades 24,354 3 3 58,127 0.0 0 115 0.0 Grand Total 294,957 5,850 1,028 27 9,293 2,446 71 782 29,767 58 235 1,408 7,015 12 19,317 14,818 92,127 3,947,258 14,546 18,487 33,033 35,411 0.9

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Prepared by Pacific Urbanism | [email protected] | 2/19/2021 Permanent Supportive Housing and LAHSA PROP HHH HOUSING DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS REPORT LIST OF PROJECTS IN PIPELINE BY ADDRESS IN COUNCILFEBRUARY 2021 DISTRICT 11

Ready For Pep HHH SH Total Occupancy Project Name Developer Address Year CD TOD Amount Total Units (Estimated) Building 205 Veterans Housing Partnership LLC 11301 WILSHIRE BLVD Los 2019 11 non-TOD $11,622,000 67 68 12/15/2021 Angeles, CA 90073 VA Building 207 Thomas Safran & Associates 11301 WILSHIRE BLVD #207 Los 2021 11 TOD $8,260,000 59 60 11/30/2022 Development, Inc. Angeles, CA 90025 Building 208 Veterans Housing Partnership, LLC 11301 WILSHIRE BLVD #208 LOS 2019 11 non-TOD $11,660,000 53 54 12/15/2021 ANGELES, CA 90073 Thatcher Yard Housing Thomas Safran & Associates 3233 S THATCHER AVE Marina TBD 11 non-TOD $11,660,000 49 98 05/15/2023 Development, Inc. Del Rey, CA 90292 Missouri Place Apartments Thomas Safran & Associates 11950 W MISSOURI AVE Los 2019 11 TOD $11,520,000 44 74 06/30/2021 (fka Missouri & Bundy) Development Inc. Angeles, CA 90025 Lincoln Apartments Venice Community Housing Corporation 2467 S LINCOLN BLVD Venice, TBD 11 TOD $5,460,000 39 40 07/08/2024 CA 90291 Barry Apartments Affirmed Housing Group, Inc. 2454 S BARRY AVE Los Angeles, TBD 11 TOD $6,918,400 34 61 03/21/2024 CA 90064 Rose Apartments Venice Community Housing Corporation 720 E ROSE AVE Venice, CA 2020 11 non-TOD $6,888,468 34 35 08/30/2022 90291

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