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Housing and Homelessness Committee
June 24, 2024
HOUSING AUTHORITY’S PROJECTS
UPDATE
HOUSING AND HUMAN SERVICES
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2 AFFORDABLE HOUSING
• Existing: 3,547 units
• 319 affordable housing units
Permanent Supportive Housing
units: 97
Transitional Housing Units:
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3 Estimated Unit Completion
Number of Units Estimated to be Completed by:
2024 2025 +
2024 2025+
32 287
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4 WARD 1 – MULBERRY VILLAGE
• Developer: Habitat for
Humanity Riverside
• 2825 Mulberry Street
• 10 permanent
supportive housing units
• Additional $72,832.65
Housing Authority Grant
funding request to be
presented to City
Council in Summer 2024
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5 WARD 1 – THE ASPIRE
• Developer: Innovative
Housing Opportunities
• 3861 - 3893 Third Street
• 32 units of PSH for
homeless youth
• Under construction
• Estimated completion in
August 2024
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6 WARD 1 – MULBERRY GARDENS
• 2524 Mulberry Street
• Eden Housing
• 150 affordable family housing
units
• 59 affordable senior housing
units
• AHSC $27 million award and 9%
TCAC award
• Groundbreaking event for
Senior project held on June 10th
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7 WARD 2 – RIVERSIDE ACCESS CENTER
• 2880 Hulen Place
• Homeless Drop-in Day Center
• Rehabilitation of interior space
and replace HVAC system and
roof
• Project cost: $1,139,155
• Funding sources: $961,000 of
CDBG funds and $178,155 of
Measure Z funds
• RFP for renovations is being
reviewed by Purchasing
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8 WARD 2 – THE PLACE
• 2800 Hulen Place
• Operator: Riverside University Health
Systems – Behavioral Health
• Rehabilitate City-owned facility for 31
permanent supportive housing units
• Building plans permits are in the
process of being issued
• Amend lease to extend term for 30
years, increase compensation to $5
million and add City local preference
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9 WARD 2 – GRAPEVINE
• 2882 Mission Inn (Housing
Authority site) and 2731-2871
University Avenue (Successor
Agency)
• MJW Investments, Inc.
• Development of 64 units,
including 10 affordable housing
units
• City Attorney’s Office is
preparing draft DDA
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10 WARD 2 – 2550 14th Street
• Path of Life Ministries
• 2 Permanent Supportive
Housing Units
• Land write-down and
$60,000 in Measure Z
funding
• Path of Life held a
fundraiser on October
12th
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11 WARD 2 – ENTRADA
• Developer: Wakeland
Housing & Development
Corporation
• 1705 – 1761 Seventh Street
• 65 units (8 PSH)
• $1,000,000 ARPA Loan
agreement was executed
• Grand opening May 3, 2024
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12 WARD 2 – 2348 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
• Housing Authority-owned
duplex
• Property to be
demolished
• RFP for demolition
released May 29 with
responses due on June
28 • New project will include
an ADU for a total of 3
units
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13 WARD 2 – OASIS SENIOR VILLAS APARTMENS
• 2335 14th Street
• A Community of Friends
• 95 affordable housing units
for Senior Veterans
• Construction is complete
• Leasing remaining six (6)
two bedroom very low and
low income units
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14 WARD 2 – TRANFORMATIVE CLIMATE COMMUNITIES GRANT
• A $9 million grant that funds transformative,
innovative, and flexible projects that
empower the low-income communities most
impacted by pollution to reduce emissions in
the Eastside/University area.
• Riverside’s grant project term ends in 2025
and is composed of 3 major projects: Solar,
greening, and xeriscaping. All projects are on
track to be completed by the end of the term.
• A recent amendment and updated project
area map will allow more residents to
participate in TCC projects.
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15 WARD 7 – VISTA DE LA SIERRA
• Developer: National Community
Renaissance/La Sierra University
Church
• 11253 Pierce Street
• 80 Units, including 34 PSH
• Project is 100% leased-up and
occupied
• Grand opening held on May 30th
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16 WARD 7 – SUNRISE AT BOGART
• Developer: Neighborhood
Partnership Housing Services
(NPHS)
• 11049 Bogart Avenue
• 22 PSH units
• DDA approved by City Council on
April 16, 2024
• Property is in escrow
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17 HOMEKEY ROUND 3
• Developer: Walden Family
Services
• $4.375 million in State Homekey
funding
• 30 SRO units throughout the City
for youth transitioning out of
foster care and at risk of
homelessness
• Open Houses held in January and
February
• Youth have moved in and are
receiving case management
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18 STRATEGIC PLAN ALIGNMENT
Envision Riverside 2025 Strategic Plan Priorities
Cross-Cutting Threads
#2 Community Well-Being
Community Trust
Equity
Fiscal Responsibility
Innovation
Sustainability &
Resiliency
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19 RECOMMENDATION
That the Housing and Homelessness Committee
receive the update on the Housing Authority’s
housing projects.
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