Attachment A - HPP Quarterly Report July-Sept. 2024.pdf

City of Phoenix — City Council Work Study Session (2024-11-12)

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CREATING A STRONGER AND MORE VIBRANT PHOENIX 
THROUGH INCREASED HOUSING OPTIONS FOR ALL
Phoenix
CREATE OR PRESERVE 
50,000 HOMES BY 2030
QUARTERLY REPORT JULY 2024 - SEPT 2024
85%
75%
June 30, 2021	
Dec 31, 2020
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INITIATIVE 1: 
Prioritize New Housing 
In Areas Of Opportunity
INITIATIVE 3: 
Redevelop City-Owned 
Land With Mixed-Income 
Housing
INITIATIVE 2: 
Amend Current Zoning 
Ordinance To Facilitate 
More Housing Options
GIS mapping and analysis underway 
as part of PlanPHX2025
Council approved set aside plan
RFP for 21 parcels at Central and 
Columbus was issued on 1/29/24
RFP for 2 parcels at Glendale and 
27th Ave was issued on 6/28/24
RFP for 2 parcels on W Polk St was 
issued on 9/20/24
Dec 31, 2021	
Multifamily Parking TA approved by 
City Council on 1/24/24
Multifamily residential development 
and adaptive reuse TA to address 
recent changes to state statute is 
underway
C:	 Expand The Walkable 
Urban Code
B:	 Update Zoning 
      Ordinance to Expand 
      Housing Options
A:	 Affordable Housing 
	
Incentives
Dec 31, 2021	
2 of 3 mobile home TAs were approved 
2023 Q2
Accessory dwelling units (ADU) TA was 
approved by City Council 9/6/23
ADU TA to address recent changes to 
state statute is underway 
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March 31, 2021	
The WU Code TA 
(Z-TA-3-19) was approved by 
City Council on 2/2/22
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INITIATIVE 4: 
Enhance Public-Private 
Partnerships and 
Increase Financing
Dec 31, 2020
Ongoing partnerships and Housing is 
Healthcare and AZ Housing Fund
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Target Date
% Complete
Status Comments
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48,391
TOTAL 
UNITS*
Affordable......... 4,625 created | 6,020 preserved
Workforce......... 11,228 created
Market.............. 26,518 created
Total To Date
ATTACHMENT A

Target Date
% Complete
Status Comments
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INITIATIVE 5: 
Building Innovations and 
Cost-Saving Practices
June 30, 2021	
C:	 Reduced Planning and 
	
Permitting Fees
B:	 Affordable Housing  
	
Advocacy
A:	 Development Assistance 
	
Team Assignment
Ongoing	
Continuous advocacy
Teams identified
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June 30, 2022
Developing a design competition for 
ADU standard plans with AIA
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D:	 Infrastructure Program
Dec 31, 2021
Pilot program for unanticipated 
off-site infrastructure launched
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E:	 Ongoing Research -  
	
Cost-Saving Practices
Ongoing
Utilizing ADEQ funds to assist with enviro 
assessments of HPP parcels for future RFPs
Submitted PRICE grant to support 
manufactured housing units and communities
Dec 31, 2020
INITIATIVE 6: 
Increase Affordable 
Housing Developer 
Representation
Revising application for 
appointment
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INITIATIVE 7: 
Expand Efforts to 
Preserve Existing 
Affordable Housing Stock
Dec 31, 2021	
Pilot project: acquisition complete
C:	 Implement Landlord 
	
Incentives and Resources
B:	 Implement Community 
	
Land Trust Program
A:	 Strategic Acquisitions
June 30, 2021
RFP for $5 million ARPA funded 
CLT program awarded by Council 
on 6/14/23
June 30, 2021
Of the additional $2.3M in ARPA funds 
allocated by City Council on 11/15/23, 
100% complete
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D:	 Expand the Rental 
	
Rehabilitation Program
June 30, 2021
Full program launched; actively 
marketed and operationalized 6/30/21
Ongoing
INITIATIVE 8: 
Support Affordable 
Housing Legislation
Continued advocacy through city 
lobbyist and advocacy partners; tracking 
Federal/Local housing legislation
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Dec 31, 2020
INITIATIVE 9: 
Education Campaign
Presentations to stakeholder groups; 
Developing video content for website
Engaging with partners on ways to 
collaborate
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HOUSING PHOENIX PLAN QUARTERLY REPORT
JULY 2024 - SEPT 2024
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*New units created are based on certificate of occupancy data from October 2019 to present. Preserved units include the following city 
programs: landlord incentive, rental rehabilitation, rental assistance demonstration and community land trust pilot. Affordable and/or 
market rate unit counts based on available data from Housing Department projects and Apartment Insights rental rate information.
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