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STATE DIRECTORY

California religious real estate directory

Source-backed California research, organized by place and purpose.

San Jose ↗San Diego ↗Culver City ↗Los Angeles ↗Affordable housingFaith-sponsored housingHistoric preservationSecurity improvementsFaith-land development
Project Radar
San Jose, California

A faith-community partnership that turned a place of worship into a supportive-housing opportunity.

Historical projectAffordable housing
108 homes announcedView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14
Project Radar
San Diego, California

A documented YIGBY and Bethel AME collaboration on church-owned land in San Diego.

Near completion reported • 2025Faith-sponsored housing
26 homes reportedView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14
Project Radar
Culver City, California

A church–housing partnership with a city-reported groundbreaking in March 2026.

Groundbreaking reported • March 2026Affordable housing
93 apartments plannedView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14
Property Radar
San Jose, California

An established affordable housing community sponsored by faith and housing organizations.

Existing communityFaith-sponsored housing
79 apartmentsView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14
Grant Radar
Statewide, California

Planning support and matching capital grants for qualifying historic houses of worship.

Check application cycleHistoric preservation
Up to $20k planningView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14
Grant Radar
Statewide, California

Federal support for eligible nonprofit security improvements; state application requirements apply.

2026 federal deadline passedSecurity improvements
Future cycle watchView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14
Project Intent
Los Angeles, California

Model/Z lists a faith-development project in planning, with a projected Q3 2026 groundbreaking.

Planning reported by manufacturerAffordable housing
91 modules proposedView evidence ↗
✓ Participant-reported intent Reviewed 2026-09-14
Development Radar
Statewide, California

A starting point for assessing qualifying affordable housing on religious land under SB 4.

Policy researchFaith-land development
Site review requiredView evidence ↗
✓ Primary source Reviewed 2026-09-14