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This project is proposing a three-story, 20-unit, multi-family affordable housing project. The units would consist of 11, one-bedroom units, and nine, two-bedroom units that would provide housing for College of Marin faculty and staff. Submitted plans are here. Currently, there are no plans to move this project forward as there is not available funding for…
This project was completed in 2023. It is a Project Homekey site that has been created to provide permanent housing for up to 43 individuals experiencing homelessness throughout Marin County. There will be 43 single-occupancy units with personal bathrooms. The residents will share a large kitchen and dining rooms, and the site has two open…
This project was approved 5-0 by Sausalito in June 2025. MEHC approves of this project for several reasons: Affordability: This project is transit friendly – just a block away from bus service on a major thoroughfare and walking distance to the Sausalito ferry. Local schools are within easy biking distance. Sausalito has built very little…
Completed! This is a homeward bound project to create emergency shelter and supportive housing for homeless individuals in San Rafael. This project would expand the existing emergency shelter up to 60 beds and include the development of a 32-unit supportive housing complex.
A formal application for this site has been submitted, and it is a Builders Remedy project. The plans include 64 units total. 50 of which are residential units, and 14 are attached Junior Accessory Dwelling Units (JADUs). 21.08-acre site located east of Dominican University of California. The site is located north of Highland Avenue and…
This project proposes 45 units total; 41 for-sale townhomes and 4 stacked flats. There will be nine buildings ranging from four to eight units. 5 units will be for low-income households and 4 units will be for moderate-income households. Construction was expected to start in April 2025. As of April 2025, San Rafael is now…
This project is located in the Canal district. It would replace the structure that housed Country Club Bowl with 70 for-sale townhomes. (The bowling alley closed in 2020.) The project is using a density bonus, and will include 14 affordable townhomes. Seven of the townhomes will be accessible. It would include 2 and 3 bedrooms,…
This project was withdrawn by the applicant in 2022. This project is utilizing Senate Bill 330 and Senate Bill 9 to create an accessory dwelling unit on the already existing lot. This is one of the very few SB 9 projects in Marin that we know of.
This project is a residential building that would create 12 units with 1 affordable to low-income unit. As of June 2025, it is listed as Under Review on the City website.
This residential development includes 20 condominium townhomes and 61 single family homes. 49 of the single family homes will have JADU‚Äôs. 16 to 20 of these units will be affordable housing units. On the west side of Redwood Blvd, near its intersection with Pinkston Road, approximately ¬Ω mile north of San Marin Drive.Assessor‚Äôs Parcel Number…
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