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Housing Presentation CIVICS 101 September 19,2018 Agenda Housing in San Mateo County: Challenges and Solutions Table Discussions What you can do The Jobs/Housing Gap San Mateo County Between 2010 2016 4,941 79,000 3


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Housing Presentation CIVICS 101 September 19,2018

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Agenda

  • Housing in San

Mateo County: Challenges and Solutions

  • Table Discussions
  • What you can do
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The Jobs/Housing Gap

San Mateo County Between 2010 – 2016

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79,000 4,941

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Housing Prices

Median Home Price SMC

  • 2001 - $570,000
  • 2017 - $1.465,000

Median Rental SMC

  • 2011 - $2,100 (2 bedroom)
  • 2016 - $3,493
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Daily Commuters

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Longer Commutes

40,900 49,200 46,000 77,200 125,900

Of the 339,200 Jobs in San Mateo County, 213,300 Workers Live Outside the County

San Francisco Santa Clara Alameda Other Counties San Mateo

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Impact on Businesses

  • Recruitment and retention issues due to housing costs
  • Housing costs ranked as the #1 business challenge for

employers in Silicon Valley

  • A 2018 Business Journal poll found 46% of respondents are

considering leaving the Bay Area

Source: Business Journal survey 2018

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The Jobs/Housing Gap Affects Everyone

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Land Use Challenge

  • 75% of San Mateo County

dedicated open space or agricultural land

  • Over 66% of our housing is

single family homes

  • Limited vacant land
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A community collaborative working to close the jobs/housing gap

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Action Plan

Building Partnerships & Community Support Supporting All Types of Housing Development Funding Affordable Housing Securing Land & Strengthening Community Infrastructure

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Housing Solutions

Shared Housing

HIP Housing matches people who have space in their home, providers, with people needing an affordable place to live, home seekers.

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The Solutions

Second Units

  • Small living units that share a lot with a single family home
  • Within the main house, attached or a stand-alone building
  • Must have a kitchen, bathroom, and place for sleeping
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The Solutions

Multi-Family Housing

  • Multiple units in a single building or connected by a shared wall
  • Can be for rent or ownership, vary from low-rise duplexes to

high-rise apartment complexes

  • Can be built at a scale complementary to the neighborhood
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The Solutions

Employee Housing

  • Built by employers on land they own or acquire located

close to worksites

College Vista, San Mateo Canada Vista, Redwood City

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The Solutions

Build housing near public transportation

Housing and commercial uses located within ½ mile of high- capacity public transit, e.g. BART or Caltrain

Trestle Glen, Colma (affordable) 636 El Camino, South San Francisco (affordable)

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