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Long Beach ADU loan program will give up to $250K to owners who rent to low-income tenants

The pilot program will provide up to $250,000 toward construction costs for new ADUs rented to people with housing vouchers and other low-income households for a minimum of five to seven years.

Long Beach ADU loan program will give up to $250K to owners who rent to low-income tenants
An ADU is under construction in the Artcraft Manor neighborhood of Long Beach Wednesday, Aug. 28, 2024. Photo by Brandon Richardson.

With hundreds of accessory dwelling units being permitted in Long Beach annually the city is looking to a new loan program that would provide up to $250,000 to homeowners to build a new unit as long as they rent it to a low-income household. 

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