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Emeryville General Plan

What Emeryville, Alameda County, California is permitting and building, tracked from official state open data. The General Plan is Emeryville's long-range blueprint for land use, housing, and growth.

1,912 Units permitted since 2018

111 Permitted in 2025

2,542 Units entitled since 2018

8 Years tracked

Emeryville · housing units permitted by year

616

20182019202020212022202320242025

Source: California HCD Housing Element APR

Housing & development by year

Housing applications progress in Emeryville, by reporting year. Source: HCD APR.
Year	Units permitted	Units entitled	Projects
2025	111	557	23
2024	127	137	27
2023	616	622	28
2022	225	301	20
2021	252	287	16
2020	503	102	13
2019	0	1	4
2018	78	535	7

The plan document

Read Emeryville's official General Plan: Emeryville General Plan → · 2009-10-13 · 2023-10-17

Elements

Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 2: Land Use (amended through 10-17-2023) → Land Use 2009-10-13
City of Emeryville 2023-2031 Housing Element (Adopted December 12, 2022, Resolution 22-159; HCD-certified February 3, 2023) → Housing 2022-12-12
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 3: Transportation (amended through 10-17-2023) → Circulation & Mobility 2009-10-13
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 3: Transportation (amended through 10-17-2023) → Circulation & Mobility 2009-10-13
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 6: Conservation, Safety, and Noise (amended through 10-17-2023) → Conservation 2009-10-13
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 4: Parks, Open Space, Public Facilities, and Services (amended through 10-17-2023) → Open Space 2009-10-13
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 6: Conservation, Safety, and Noise (amended through 10-17-2023) → Noise 2009-10-13
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 6: Conservation, Safety, and Noise (amended through 10-17-2023) → Safety 2009-10-13
Emeryville General Plan, Chapter 5: Urban Design (optional element, amended through 10-17-2023) → Other 2009-10-13

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