City Council Approves New Housing Development Plan

San Diego, CALocal News

City council approved a new housing development plan on Tuesday, aiming to increase affordable housing options. The plan includes 200 units designated for low-income families. Council members emphasized the need for affordable housing in the community, citing a 15% increase in homelessness over the past year. Local advocates praised the decision, stating it addresses a critical shortage of affordable homes. The project will break ground in early 2024, with an expected completion date in late 2025.

This initiative is part of a broader strategy to combat housing insecurity in the region. The council allocated $2 million in funding to support the development, reflecting a commitment to affordable housing. Local officials plan to engage with community members throughout the construction process to ensure transparency and address concerns.

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