No Longer Homeless in Goleta
New permanent supportive housing debuts to a joyful crowd of officials and residents happy to finally be home.
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Objective Reviews: Defining the Architectural Styles of Santa Barbara
The city is working to create objective design standards to help streamline approval for housing projects.
A Second Yardi Project Proposes 14 Homes in Downtown Santa Barbara
Brothers Jason and Kevin Yardi look to repurpose 12 East Carrillo Street.
How Much of La Cumbre Plaza Development Should Be Affordable?
Santa Barbara city councilmembers make the case for a term sheet asking for 25 percent below-market units and public spaces.
Solving the Housing-Versus-Hotels Riddle in Santa Barbara
The city looks into adaptive reuse and restriction hotel development to prioritize housing.
Santa Barbara Funds $250K to Legal Aid for Tenants Facing Evictions
City Council unanimously supports a proposal to provide legal services for low-income tenants.
New California Law Limits Security Deposits to One Month’s Rent
Santa Barbara housing advocates and tenants celebrate new rule, while landlords are uneasy about the potential financial impact on themselves.
UCSB to Spend $3.7 Million on Isla Vista Improvements
County forced campus to pay for housing inspections, parks, lighting, and public toilets.
Time for a Change for Santa Barbara’s Short-Term Rental Policy?
City leadership reckons with the impacts of a growing number of illegally operating vacation rentals.
Santa Barbara Unified Holds Community Meeting on Teacher Housing Project
Eastside neighbors to the Parma School housing development voice concerns over parking, traffic, and more.