RED & RED Housing Fund
Walkable
Communities
Economic
Drivers
Workforce
Supporting
Transit
Oriented
Climate Smart
High Density
Affordable
housing
Urban
Greening
Bike Lanes
Pedestrian
Path
As articulated in the joint powers agreement creating the Renewal Enterprise District, the goals and purpose of the RED include the following:
• Achieving the Founding Members’ fire recovery rebuild goals and meeting current and previously unmet regional housing needs, within five years;
• Honoring community separators and urban growth boundaries, and implementing existing and future general plans and specific plans;
• Incentivizing higher density, infill, and transit-oriented housing in Priority Development Areas, Transit Priority Areas, Designated Opportunity Zones, Rural Investment Areas, and Employment Investment Areas; • Promoting zero net energy development and advancing climate resiliency at the regional, neighborhood, and homeowner scale;
• Ensuring affordability and equity in housing development; • Improving opportunities for local employers to recruit and retain a skilled workforce; and • Ensuring transparency and accountability regarding achievement of housing goals.
Goals and Purpose
Collaborative Grants
Measuring Outcomes
Measuring Outcomes
Progress Update
Aviara:
$2,400,000
• 136 2-3BR @ 30-70% AMI
Acme Family Apartments:
$800,000
• 77 1-3BR @ 30-60% AMI
Pullman Lofts:
$1,300,000
• 114 1-2BR workforce-attainable units
South Park Commons:
$4,000,000
• 62 studio-3BR
• Units affordable to households at 15-
50% AMI
Casa Roseland:
$4,200,000
• 75 1-3BR
• Units affordable to
households at 30-60% AMI
389 new homes built + 243 in construction
420 Mendocino:
$7,000,000
• 168 studio-2BR units
• Located in the heart of
downtown Santa Rosa
New NOFA
In ConstructionLeasing 2025/26
Pullman Lofts
Del Corazon
Aviara
South Park Commons
420 Mendocino
Casa Roseland