An Affordable Housing Informational Outreach Meeting took place on Feb. 10 at Beverly Hills City Hall. The meeting offered a chance for prospective residents to learn more about the city’s Placement Program, income criteria and affordable unit rates. The meeting was led by HouseKeys, an organization that manages the city’s Affordable Housing Placement Program and implements the city’s housing guidelines. Although there are currently no vacancies for low- or moderate-income housing available in Beverly Hills, the meeting provided valuable information on how prospective residents can apply and which applicants will be given priority.
Julius Nyanda, the founder and program manager of HouseKeys, led the meeting to a sizeable audience of both in-person and virtual attendees. Nyanda explained that affordable housing units are those located within private developments and reserved for individuals from low to moderate-income households.
