Congratulations to the first group of owner-builders in Mission Gardens, San Miguel
who received keys to their new homes on March 8.
President/CEO John Fowler with Senator Dianne Feinstein in DC
There's no more beautiful time to visit our nation's capital than when the cherry blossoms are in bloom and no more valuable time than when you have the chance to gather with housing policy-makers and thought leaders.
The NeighborWorks Executive Directors Symposium, hosted this year by NeighborWorks CEO Marietta Rodriguez annually brings together those leading the charge in addressing the escalating housing crisis. The gathering gave me both the honor of meeting Senator Dianne Feinstein and the opportunity to hear fiscal strategies from California State Treasurer Fiona Ma. I additionally had the pleasure of listening to the longest-serving Democrat in the current 116th Congress Senator Patrick Leahy. Each official gave a heartfelt perspective on the challenge and the promise of continued resources.
On some days, the challenges we face regarding housing can seem insurmountable, but after being in the same room with so many visionary, energized housing professionals, I know our joint efforts will eventually prevail.
John Fowler, CPA
President/CEO
Spring Appeal 2019 - Ways to Support your Community
The Alice Tweed Tuohy Foundation recently awarded a generous $10,000 grant to PSHH in support of our Learning Centers in southern Santa Barbara County. The funds will support educational programming for K-8 students and those excitedly bound for college. Read more
"Point in Time" - Homelessness in SB County
PSHH employees were proud to be among the 500 volunteers for the recent 2019 Santa Barbara County Homeless Point-in-Time Count. The preliminary report has now been released, revealing that the number of people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Santa Barbara County has increased by 27%. Read the report
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Property Spotlights
Rental Properties
Home Ownership
River View Townhomes
Celebrating 15 years
This family community in Guadalupe consists of 80 units,
includes a 5,000 sq. ft community center and one of our largest learning centers. Set amid agricultural lands and surrounded by views of coastal sand dunes, this property enjoys a truly beautiful location.
Harvest Meadows
Celebrating 21 years
This 48-home neighborhood in Templeton was built through the efforts of multiple groups of owner-builders just over two decades ago. These beautiful homes continue to be a testament to the hard working families and volunteers who built them.
PSHH in the News ...
SLO County supervisors unite to approve landmark plan for affordable housing PSHH teams with community organizations and local leaders to address lack of affordable housing in SLO County. Read more
Families receive keys
to new homes they helped build in San Miguel
The first group of owner-builders at the new Mission Gardens development receives keys to the homes they helped build through PSHH's self-help program.
Watch the report
Central Coast Voices: The impact of housing policy on the Central Coast
While all of California is experiencing a housing crisis, the Central Coast may be feeling some of the worst impacts with two reports ranking San Luis Obispo County fifth and seventh for being the least affordable housing market in the nation.Listen to the story
Ventura County's housing market continues to climb in price every year, but the rising costs aren't the mirror result of an increase in demand.Read more
California
With renters struggling, California still needs 1.4 million more affordable units, report finds
Despite recent laws and new funding to boost housing construction, California still needs 1.4 million more affordable rental units, according to a recent report.Read more
National
It turns out Americans weren't ready to become a nation of renters. Home ownership is back in.
A funny thing happened on the way to the United States becoming a nation of renters: people started buying homes again.
Read more