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SCAG grants $2.36 million for Missing Middle Housing in Los Angeles

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 22
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The Southern California Association of Governments announced a $2.36 million grant for a project titled “ADU Home Ownership Ordinance/Accelerating Low-Rise Missing Middle Housing Resource” in Los Angeles. This funding is tied to work related to the Missing Middle Ordinance (MMO). The Los Angeles Department of City Planning has set December 2026 as the deadline for this funded initiative.

From citywatchla.com

Why it matters

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The grant provides substantial public funding for housing initiatives in Los Angeles. The funding is directly attached to the department's housing agenda. Concerns have been raised about whether the availability of this grant money is influencing the speed and direction of the city's zoning proposals.

From citywatchla.com

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  • The Los Angeles City Council might see its housing agenda accelerate due to the grant funding.

  • The State of California may see its housing policies influenced by the local grant funding.

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