Attachment A - Housing Phoenix Plan Quarterly Report
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ATTACHMENT A QUARTERLY REPORT JUL 2026 - SEPT 2026 CREATE OR PRESERVE 50,000 HOMES BY 2030 Phoenix CREATING A STRONGER AND MORE VIBRANT PHOENIX THROUGH INCREASED HOUSING OPTIONS FOR ALL Affordable......... 7,110 created | 6,363 preserved TOTAL 71,128 UNITS* Workforce......... 17,584 created Market.............. 40,071 created Total To Date @p@p10 % Complete Target Date Status Comments Multi-village summits completed in INITIATIVE 1: May 2026 to seek public feedback on Prioritize New Housing 90% @p@p90 June 30, 2021 potential land use changes as part of In Areas Of Opportunity PlanPHX2025. INITIATIVE 2: Amend Current Zoning Multifamily Parking TA approved by City Council on 1/24/24 Ordinance To Facilitate More Housing Options Multifamily residential development and adaptive reuse TA to address A: Affordable Housing 75% @p@p75 Dec 31, 2021 recent changes to state statute was Incentives approved by City Council 2/19/25 2 of 3 mobile home TAs were approved 2023 Q2 Accessory dwelling units (ADU) TA was approved by City Council 9/6/23 B: Ordinance Update Zoning to Expand 85% @p@p85 Dec 31, 2021 ADU TA to address recent changes to state Housing Options statute was approved by City Council 11/20/24 Middle Housing TA and Overlay (Z-TA-1-25-Y and Z-3-25-4-7-8) was approved by City Council on 11/19/25 Initiation of Middle Housing Study authorized by City Council on 3/26/26 and underway with ASU C: Expand The Walkable 100% March 31, 2021 The WU Code TA (Z-TA-3-19) was Urban Code approved by City Council on 2/2/22 INITIATIVE 3: Council approved set aside plan Redevelop City-Owned RFP for 4 parcels along 16th St and 100% Dec 31, 2020 Broadway Rd issued 12/30/25 Land With Mixed-Income Housing RFP for 38 parcels in the Isaac RDA issued 12/30/25 INITIATIVE 4: Enhance Public-Private Ongoing partnerships and Housing is Partnerships and 100% Dec 31, 2020 Healthcare and AZ Housing Fund Increase Financing HOUSING PHOENIX PLAN QUARTERLY REPORT JULY 2026 - SEPT 2026 @p@p10 % Complete Target Date Status Comments INITIATIVE 5: Building Innovations and Cost-Saving Practices A: Development Assistance 100% June 30, 2021 Teams identified Team Assignment B: Affordable Housing 100% Ongoing Continuous advocacy Advocacy ADU standard plans are in review C: Reduced Planning and FY 2026-27 Budget approved $2M in funding Permitting Fees 100% June 30, 2022 for fee waivers or reductions on affordable housing projects and $1M for creation of pre- approved housing plans D: Infrastructure Program 100% Dec 31, 2021 Pilot program for unanticipated off-site infrastructure launched E: Ongoing Research - Utilizing ADEQ funds to assist with Cost-Saving Practices 100% Ongoing enviro assessments of HPP parcels for future RFPs INITIATIVE 6: Increase Affordable @p@p75 Revising application for Housing Developer 75% Dec 31, 2020 appointment Representation INITIATIVE 7: Expand Efforts to Preserve Existing Affordable Housing Stock A: Strategic Acquisitions 100% Dec 31, 2021 Pilot project: acquisition complete B: Implement Community $5 million ARPA funded Land Trust Program 100% June 30, 2021 CLT program underway $7.8 million in CARES Act and ARPA funds C: Implement Landlord 100% June 30, 2021 were dispersed between 2021 and 2024, 5,004 Incentives and Resources affordable units were preserved, and over 1,000 new landlords joined the voucher program D: Expand the Rental 100% June 30, 2021 Full program launched; actively Rehabilitation Program marketed and operationalized 6/30/21 INITIATIVE 8: Continued advocacy through City Support Affordable 100% Ongoing lobbyist and advocacy partners; tracking Housing Legislation Federal/Local housing legislation Presentations to stakeholder groups; engaging with partners on ways to collaborate INITIATIVE 9: 100% Dec 31, 2020 Housing Opportunities in Mentorship and Education Education Campaign Technical Assistance from MAG completed in Fall 2025 and implementation is underway *New units created are based on certificate of occupancy data from October 2019 to present. Preserved units include the following city programs: landlord incentive, housing rehabilitation, Rental Assistance Demonstration, Open Doors down-payment assistance, Community Land Trust pilot, and ARPA programs. Affordable and/or market rate unit counts based on available data from Housing Department projects and Apartment Insights rental rate information.