36-unit apartment project near Hemet (San Jacinto Valley)
Riverside County
Summary
A 2.4-acre parcel would jump from medium to very high density residential to allow 36 apartments in four buildings, one three stories tall. Neighbors worry about street parking, hospital crowding, and property values; commissioners say the project exceeds parking requirements and addresses a regional housing shortage.
At a glance
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Last discussed Feb 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Neighbors fear lower property values; the county gains much-needed housing units.
Renters and households needing apartments in the San Jacinto Valley, plus the project applicant.
Adjacent homeowners who say parking congestion, density, and a three-story building will hurt their neighborhood.
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