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Local Projects
2015 Bridgeway
The building started as a residential building, was converted to office space, and will now…
930 Irwin Street
This project was submitted in March 2025 and approved by the Planning Commission in a…
Housing News
- Marin IJ: Marin County needs an affordable housing funding measure
May 19, 2025Marin County Unincorporated, Housing News, Media - Marin IJ: Mobile home residents deserve ownership over their community
Novato, Housing News, Media - Marin IJ: Marin County 2026 budget includes $20.4 million for affordable housing investments
May 22, 2025Marin County Unincorporated, Housing News, Media - Marin IJ: Mill Valley unanimously approves funds for Mt. Tam Community Land Trust
May 23, 2025Mill Valley, Housing News, Media - Marin IJ: Novato City Council approve Builder's Remedy project that will build 66 homes
May 14, 2025Novato, Housing News, Media, Projects, Wood Hollow Residences - Marin IJ: Corte Madera rejects appeal against 240 Tamal Vista Blvd project
May 16, 2025Corte Madera, 240 Tamal Vista Blvd, Housing News, Media, Projects
Perspective
ROOTED IN MARIN: A Collaborative Effort Toward Anti-Displacement Policies
by Chris Logan, Partnership for Bay Future Fellow , County of Marin Community Development Agency Before we lose diversity, workers, and quality of life… we must…
Marin Housing Elements Annual Progress Report Update
We are woefully behind on progress toward our housing goals Marin’s sixth 8-year Housing Element Cycle officially kicked off January 31, 2024. Every April, the…
Notable Meetings and Events
7:00 pm – June 17: Sausalito City Council: Rooted in Marin report will be presented to the council. This report includes an analysis of anti-displacement data and offers what potential policies could address the issue in Marin County. Held at Council Chambers, 420 Litho Street.
6:30 pm – June 18: Larkspur City Council: Rooted in Marin report will be presented to the council. This report includes an analysis of anti-displacement data and offers what potential policies could address the issue in Marin County. Held at Council Chambers, 400 Magnolia Avenue.
Time TBD – September 21: Picnic with MEHC! Join us and several other local organizations to discuss all things housing and enjoy a nice summer day. More information TBA.
Calendar
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