The Housing Production and Capacity Portal (Portal) tracks progress towards implementing the General Plan by illustrating housing production and land use capacity since 2011. The Portal answers questions like how much and where development is occurring, where are developments in the permit process located, and where there is General Plan dwelling unit capacity remaining?
The Portal results are updated quarterly and are made available on this website.
The Portal collects and aggregates information like existing number
of dwelling units, changes to land use capacity, production of housing
units, and remaining dwelling unit capacity of the General Plan in a
series of heatmaps. The Portal results are updated quarterly and can
be accessed through the Housing Production & Capacity Portal
Summary, unincorporated community heatmaps, or through an online
Portal Search Feature to
explore remaining dwelling unit capacity of the General Plan. Portal
highlights are include (updated as of 12/8/2021):
Dwelling unit capacity is the difference between the amount of existing development today and the likely amount allowed by the General Plan that could occur from development on vacant or developed lands within the unincorporated area. Construction of these units may or may not happen and depends on obtaining approvals from the County. Infrastructure such as roads, sewers, storm drains, and water connections may be needed. Also, site-specific conditions may limit the number of units constructed such as animal habitats, steep slopes, and flood areas; and demand for new homes.
The Portal Tracks the dwelling unit capacity and reports out results for each community planning area and unincorporated area. You can view the remaining dwelling unit capacity below by clicking on the below:
Below is an Interactive Map to explore areas with remaining General Plan housing capacity in the unincorporated areas. Zoom in on a specific area or enter an address to see the Portal results.
Housing production data tracked by the San Diego County Department of Planning & Development Services (PDS) shown in this dashboard reflects a snapshot in time, as the permitting process is dynamic. This dashboard is updated on a quarterly basis. Data shown will reflect current information as of the date updated.
This dashboard reflects data from projects that are anticipated to or have added new housing units to the housing stock in the unincorporated area under the County's land use jurisdiction.
Information shown on this dashboard reflects several key parts of the overall permitting process: approved discretionary, building permit issuance (shown as permitted housing units), and completed housing units. Further explanation of the metrics and measures shown in the dashboard are provided in the Definitions section.