Housing affordability extended at Five Points
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The Housing Authority extended affordability covenants for the Five Points Senior Villas project by three years, keeping the restrictions in place until July 30, 2029.
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What this means
The Housing Authority approved a three-year extension on the affordability rules for the Five Points Senior Villas project. That means the homes will stay under affordability limits longer, which helps preserve housing options for seniors who live there or may need affordable housing in the future. The authority also updated its 2025 liaison list, but one other housing item was withdrawn and did not move forward.
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- Extended the Five Points Senior Villas affordability covenants by three years until July 30, 2029.
- Authorized execution of the related housing agreement and covenant amendment documents.
- Approved updates to the 2025 Council Liaison List for citizen boards, commissions, committees, and task forces.
- Withdrew the proposed first amendment to the affordable housing agreement with Nash-Holland 18750 Delaware Investors, LLC.
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Huntington Beach Housing Authority
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