UC Santa Barbara to House Faculty, Staff on Haley Street
UCSB says it has signed a master lease for Alena on Haley, the newly constructed 36-unit apartment building at 219 East Haley Street.
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County of Santa Barbara Hits Snag in Mission LLC’s Lawsuit Seeking Tax Exemption on Religious Grounds
Judge Thomas Anderle ruled that the county made several mistakes in filing a judgment motion in a case involving the developers behind the controversial housing project near Santa Barbara Mission.
Housing Project Near Carpinteria Salt Marsh Moves Forward
A Santa Barbara County judge rules in favor of the developers in spite of concerns raised by the proposal’s opponents.
Biggest Federal Housing Bill in Decades Opens More Pathways to Affordable Housing on South Coast
The bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act paves the way for more low-income housing tax credits, makes it easier to build manufactured housing, and more.
Santa Barbara’s Rent Stabilization Ordinance Moves Slowly Forward
City council continues to finalize the details as the draft ordinance advances with a goal to launch the program in 2027.
Q&A: Rent Stabilization with Santa Barbara City Councilmember Wendy Santamaria
Councilmember Santamaria speaks about the city’s proposed rent stabilization program, and protecting tenants through policy.
State-Funded Study Offering Santa Barbara County Homeowners $500, Free Home Improvements
The project is designed to understand how small home improvements can impact comfort, air quality, and energy efficiency across the Central Coast.
Santa Barbara Unified, Housing Authority Break Ground on Affordable Housing Project for District Staff
The 106-unit San Simeon Oaks Village will prioritize 97 of its apartments for non-management district employees.
What to Know About Santa Barbara’s Proposed Rent Stabilization Program
What’s included, who’s covered, and what’s still up for debate ahead of city council’s July 28 hearing.
Empty Office Buildings on Carpinteria Bluffs to Be Converted into Housing?
Some bluffs advocates show support for the 31-unit proposal next door to Procore while councilmembers get hung up on its lack of affordable housing.
