Seaside Ridge provides mixed-income housing for a variety of households and facilitates equitable access to coastal resources through context sensitive design and public park space.
California – including San Diego County – is in the midst of a severe housing crisis. The lack of housing opportunities has had a detrimental impact on middle-income and low-income families, as well as our economy, and it has worsened our homeless problem locally and across the state.
In response, Governor Newsom and the California Legislature have taken decisive action to combat the housing shortage, including passage of new legislation.
Project Overview
The Project provides much needed housing for the City of Del Mar in all income ranges, including households with low-, very low-, and extremely low-income, and gives equitable access to coastal resources.
Community Benefits
The actions of the State to create an expedited path for private property owners to become part of the solution to our worsening housing crisis is a welcome opportunity to make a meaningful impact on meeting our region’s housing needs.
Rationale
Seaside Ridge would help the City comply with the law by building a new rental community with 259 apartments, of which a full one-third will be classified affordable for low- to moderate-income households.
Project Location
