Venice Community Housing Corporation (VCHC) has plans for a new affordable housing complex that would be located between two Metro stations in Santa Monica, Bergamot and 17th Street/SMC.

The Los Angeles City Council has voted to approve up to $59.8 million in public funding for the construction of a new permanent supportive housing complex in Historic South-Central.

The bond financing will go toward the construction of Hollywood Community Housing Corp.'s Peak Plaza Apartments, which would rise from a site located at 306 E. Washington Boulevard. Plans call for the construction of a seven-story building featuring 104 studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments (including two manager's units) above 1,581 square feet of ground-floor commercial space and ground-level parking for 49 vehicles.

UBC hosted an Employee Appreciation Luncheon to celebrate the incredible dedication and hard work of its team members at Agave. The event provided a moment to relax, enjoy delicious food, and connect with colleagues in a laid-back atmosphere. This gathering not only recognized the outstanding contributions of every team member but also reinforced the strong sense of community and collaboration that drives Agave forward. Thank you to everyone who continues to bring their expertise, passion, and teamwork to make Agave a success!

On August 5, 2024, Los Angeles city officials and LA Family Housing celebrated the groundbreaking of “The Pano,” the city’s inaugural Project Homekey renovation, located at 8209 Sepulveda Boulevard in Van Nuys.  This $60 million development involves converting the dilapidated Panorama Motel into 91 permanent supportive housing units for formerly unhoused individuals, with 41 units resulting from the motel’s conversion and an additional 50 units from new construction.  Residents will have access to on-site resources, including case management, transportation assistance, and life skills training, as well as amenities like a community room and outdoor spaces.  The project is expected to be completed by spring 2026, providing much-needed housing and support services to vulnerable populations in the San Fernando Valley.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- During those scorching hot days in the San Fernando Valley, those who are particularly vulnerable are unhoused residents.

It is in part why many are now celebrating what is described as an accelerated permanent housing development near Sepulveda and Roscoe boulevards.

"The Pano is designed specifically for single adults all who have experienced chronic homelessness and generally live with some other coexisting mental or physical health disorder," said Stephanie Klasky-Gamer, the president and CEO of LA Family Housing.