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TOD University (2013) Housing 202: Building New Affordable Homes
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1. Land 2. Money 3. Political support
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Land: Nuisance Properties
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Land: Joint Development with Metro
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Land: City-Owned Parking Lots Highland Park Gold Line Station
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Land: Housing Authority Garden style apts Large tracts of land Owned by a public agency
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Land: Joint Use on Public Land LAUSD Early education center 50 affordable apartments Shared community room & playground
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$ 5 million + $25 million $30 million land construction $ 170,000/mo Financing cost Example #1: Building 100 New Apartments $ 1,700/mo + $ 600/mo $ 2,300/mo Financing cost per apt Property mgmt Rent Affordable at income of $82K/year or $6,900/mo
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Subsidy to make it more affordable 3 ways to lower costs - Free land - Help with construction costs - Help with monthly operating expenses
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Example #2: Free land + $10 million subsidy for construction $ 850/mo $ 600/mo $1,450/mo Financing cost per apt Property mgmt $ 0 million $15 million land construction Affordable at income of $ 52,000/year or $4,300/mo
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Imagine that someone gave you a brand new building with 100 apartments. How much rent would you have to charge? Small Group Exercise #1
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How much rent if land & building are free? $ 0/mo $ 600/mo Mortgage per apt Property mgmt $ 0 Free land construction
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Match incomes to occupations. Match rents to incomes to affordable rents. Match what people can afford to rents in the neighborhood. Exercise # 2: Match Incomes & Rents
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Operating Subsidies $ 460/mo $ 213/mo $ 74/mo Minimum Wage Mother & 2 kids General Relief Lower rents by subsidizing operations Section 8 Voucher Tenant pays what they can afford Section 8 pays the balance each month
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Conventional Mortgage Redevelopment Housing Set Aside State Multi-family Housing Program (MHP) Low Income Housing Tax Credits Tax Exempt Bonds Community Development Block Grant HOME Affordable Housing Trust Fund Cal HFA Section 8 Housing Vouchers Affordable Housing Programs Conventional Mortgage Redevelopment Housing Set Aside State Multi-family Housing Program (MHP) Low Income Housing Tax Credits Tax Exempt Bonds Community Development Block Grant HOME Affordable Housing Trust Fund Cal HFA Section 8 Housing Vouchers
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16 Average 2003-09 HOME 50% MHP 20% CRA 17% - now gone HUD CDBG 5% No General Fund contributions since 2005 Public Funding for Affordable Housing City of Los Angeles 2003-2009 (Economic Roundtable)
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Possible New Money Housing Benefit/Mitigation Fees In-lieu fees from mixed-income housing ordinances Building envelope bonuses Infrastructure Finance Districts Parking districts Business Improvement Districts Voter approved bonds or assessments
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Political Support: Policy More money More land Bring affordability into land use planning Put Housing Element programs into action State legislation Federal funding
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Political Support: Community Benefits Agreements Work with developer to address neighborhood concerns Encourage voluntary mixed-income Encourage developers to work with non-profit developers
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Political Support: Individual Affordable Projects Support developers in working with neighbors Support applications for funding Help with planning approvals
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Los Angeles Housing Department Community Housing Developers Community Economic Corporations Legal aid organizations Tenant rights organizations Bicycle & pedestrian advocates Health advocates Experts & Resources
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Housing 202: Building New Affordable Homes TOD University (2013) Thank you
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Photo Credits Slides 1, 4, 17, 18 - Beth Steckler Slide 2: Courtesy of Abode Communities by John Ellis Photography. Slide 3: Courtesy of Hollywood Community Housing Corporation—St. Andrew’s Court. Slide 4: Courtesy of McCormack and Adolfson & Peterson Construction Slide 5: Google Maps Slide 6: photo by Jerard Wright, aerial map by Google Maps, drawing courtesy of the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles. Slide 7: Courtesy of Abode Communities by Gary Krueger Project, Rio Vista Apartments Slide 16: Courtesy of Economic Roundtable Slide 19: Courtesy of LAANE Slide 20: Lakisha Hull
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