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City Council
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4/8/2013
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9.A. - Page 3 <br /> Table 2 below illustrates Redwood City's progress towards meeting its assigned 2007- <br /> 2014 RHNA (i.e. number of Building Permits issued for housing unit construction by <br /> income category). As illustrated in Table 2, there were few Building Permits issued for <br /> new housing unit construction from 2007-2009 likely due to the housing market crash <br /> and sluggish economy. Between 2010 and2011, the housing market began to show <br /> some signs of recovery. By contrast, in 2012, Redwood City issued Building Permits for <br /> 785 new residential units. Most of these new units are contained in four large-scale <br /> residential projects: 640 Veterans Boulevard (264 units), 2580 EI Camino Real (141 <br /> units), 201 Marshall Street (116 units), and 333 Main Street (132 units). The first two <br /> projects are located in areas newly designated Mixed Use-Corridor by the new General <br /> Plan. The other two projects are located in and near the Downtown District. In addition, <br /> a 100% affordable (15 very-low income units), downtown housing project, 104 Cedar <br /> Street, also received final building permit approval in May 2012. The phased One <br /> Marina Precise Plan Project also continues to receive building permits for new <br /> residential units. <br /> Table 2: Redwood City RHNA Progress: Building Permits Issued from 2007- 2012 <br /> Building Building <br /> Income 2007- <br /> Permits Permits Remaining <br /> RHNA 2009 <br /> Grou Issued for Issued for Balance <br /> p Credits <br /> 2010-11 2012 <br /> Very low 422 68 0 14 340 <br /> Low 304 1 55 26 222 <br /> Moderate 358 17 19 36 286 <br /> Above <br /> 772 31 204 709 0 <br /> Moderate <br /> Total 1,856 117 278 785 848 <br /> In addition to the housing units that received building permits as provided above, <br /> Redwood City received a number of new housing development applications in late 2012 <br /> and early 2013 that are in plan review and, if approved, will likely receive building <br /> permits in 2013/ 2014. These housing developments include: 145 Monroe Street (305 <br /> rental units), 525 Middlefield Road (471 rental units), 490 Winslow Street (66 rental <br /> units), 1230 Hopkins Avenue (19 condo units), 2808 EI Camino Real (45 assisted living <br /> units), and 1 Uccelli Blvd. (411 condo units). <br />
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