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Housing Policies for New Realities March 25, 2015 Alternative Homeownership Models National Community Land Trust Landscape Members of National CLT Within California CA Arcata Humboldt Community Development Land Trust CA Berkeley Northern


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Housing Policies for New Realities March 25, 2015 Alternative Homeownership Models

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National Community Land Trust Landscape

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Members of National CLT Within California

CA Arcata CA Berkeley CA Goleta CA Indio CA Irvine CA Los Angeles CA Los Angeles CA Oakland CA Orange CA Petaluma CA Point Reyes CA San Diego CA San Francisco CA San Jose CA San Mateo Humboldt Community Development Land Trust Northern California Land Trust Habitat for Humanity of Southern Santa Barbara County Coachella Valley Housing Coalition Irvine Community Land Trust Beverly-Vermont Community Land Trust T.R.U.S.T. South Los Angeles Oakland Community Land Trust City of Irvine Housing Land Trust of Sonoma County Community Land Trust Association of West Marin San Diego Community Land Trust San Francisco Community Land Trust Neighborhood Housing Services Silicon Valley City of San Mateo

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What is a Community Land Trust?

A CLT owns and stewards land permanently for the common good by providing:

  • Affordable housing
  • Commercial spaces
  • Community services
  • Farming or open land
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Subsidy Recycling vs. Subsidy Retention

  • Subsidy Recycling:

Returns funds to City with interest, but when housing prices rise, subsidies must increase to serve same number of households.

  • Subsidy Retention: Subsidy remains in the home and creates

permanent affordability. CLTs work on the basis of subsidy retention.

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Dual l Ownership p of f Land

Individual owns improvements (home) and leasehold right Community Land Trust owns land

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Dual l Ownership p of f Land

Ground Lease ties improvements and land together

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Permanent t Affordability

  • Guaranteed through Land Covenants
  • Ownership of land provides ability to control the use and price
  • f the improvements (ground leases)
  • CLTs can create rental, ownership and special needs housing
  • Irvine CLT has worked at providing all of these categories of

housing

Lower Price Initially Lower Price at Resale Again, Again and Again

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Permanent t Responsibility

Stewardship of Structures (homes) Stewardship of Leaseholders (homeowners) Stewardship of Subsidy (public funds)

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State e Housing g Poli licy

Equitable Taxation Policy Recognition of permanent deed restrictions Allow local inclusionary

  • rdinances

State agencies support Community Land Trust Programs