California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced $179.7 million in grants Oct. 10 for 710 housing units for the homeless and those at risk across seven counties throughout the state.
The funding represents the third round of so-called Homekey grants—administered by the California Department of Housing and Community Development. The agency has created more than 13,700 units since 2021 including the latest announcement using $736 million.
With this new round of funding, officials are looking to purchase the first homes by the end of the month and to begin constructing new ones by the end of the year in what was described as “an unprecedented effort to build new, free housing for homeless Californians,” according to a press release announcing the funding.
Monday, August 19, 2024
California Allocates Nearly $180 Million to Creating 710 Housing Units for Homeless
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