Key Takeaways
- Enterprise Community Partner conducted an analysis of San Joaquin's affordable housing production pipeline
- Without additional local and state resources, these affordable housing development projects will not move forward.
- This brief proposes four key actions to help unlock and scale affordable homes for San Joaquin.
Nearly 1,843 affordable homes that could serve more than 20,273 low-income households over the next 55 years are awaiting final funding to begin construction in San Joaquin County, California. This brief explores the data and its implications for the county.
While the county's Affordable Housing Production Pipeline shows strong development momentum — with 34 developments having already secured land and entitlements — the analysis makes clear that without adequate public funding, these shovel-ready projects will not move forward.
The brief explores four options to help unlock this pipeline:
- Pass the 2026 Affordable Housing Bond Act and pave the way for permanent funding
- Standardize institutional administrative practices across public agencies
- Attract additional capital to the Regional Housing Fund
- Establish a countywide working group
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