Here are six RFQ examples for various purposes, including selecting an affordable housing financial consultant, a housing services consultant, a Homekey program property developer, or a qualified affordable housing developer. These RFQs provide ideas and a structure for jurisdictions drafting their own RFQ.

Financial Consultants, RFQ - County of San Mateo
Financial Consultants, Due Diligence Q&A, RFQ - County of San Mateo
Homeless Services Consultants, RFQ - County of Alameda
Homekey Development Partners, RFQ - County of San Mateo
Qualified Developers, RFQ - Daly City
Developer for the Bay Meadows Site, RFQ - City of San Mateo

Here are three RFP examples for soliciting site-specific affordable housing proposals.

Developer for the Middlefield Junction Site, RFP - County of San Mateo
Developer for the Midway/Bayshore Site, RFP - County of San Mateo
Developer for the Bradford Site, RFP - Redwood City

Here are housing trust fund loan policies, affordability preservation strategies, and examples of two press releases for new affordable housing developments built on the properties of religious organizations.

Loan Policies, Policies - County of San Mateo Dept. of Housing
Local Gov. Preservation Strategies, Best Practices - California Housing Partnership
Jordan Court Affordable Housing, Press Release - Sahahomes.org
Immanuel-Sobrato Affordable Housing, Press Release - Midpenhousing.org

Here is a 21 page resource document outlining specific tools and strategies for your jurisdiction to use when deploying a housing trust fund.

Housing Trust Fund Tools and Strategy Memo, word doc

Here is a list of affordable housing consultants who work with local government clients.

List of Affordable Housing Consultants, Spreadsheet

Inclusionary Housing

See http://21elements.com/inclusionary-housing.

Missing Middle Housing

See 21elements.com/missingmiddle.

OPR APR General Plan Resources

Slides

Vacation Rentals

http://21elements.com/vacation-rentals

Wildfires and Housing

In the fall of 2021, ABAG convened a Wildfire/Housing Working Group to provide current research and best practices on wildfire and housing issues in local land use planning. The format of the Working Group was four virtual sessions with national and state level experts.

You can find the four sessions and a huge selection of associated resources at the ABAG Peer Cohorts and Work Group page or on this website at 21elements.com/wildfire.

Workforce Housing

Teacher Housing Conference Presentations