Housing Capacity Analysis & Production Strategy

Oregon Statewide Planning Goal 10 Housing (link is external) requires the city to conduct a Housing Capacity Analysis, otherwise known as a Housing Need Analysis, every six years. Additionally House Bill 2003 (link is external), adopted in 2019, requires the City to develop a Housing Production Strategy. The City adopted the two required documents in 2023. 

The Housing Capacity Analysis (link is external) (HCA) includes an assessment of current and future (20 year) demand for housing units across a range of prices, rent levels, locations, housing types, and densities. The HCA then compares these needs with the community's 20-year supply of buildable residential land.

The Housing Production Strategy (link is external) (HPS) outlines the specific tools, actions, and policies that the city plans to take to address the housing needs identified in the HCA (link is external) and the city's plan and timeline for adopting and implementing each strategy.

Prior to developing the above documents, the city had already spent many years developing polices, tools and actions to address the city’s housing needs, which is document in the Milwaukie Housing Affordability Strategy (MHAS) (link is external).

The HPS is now the city’s document for addressing our housing need.

If you are interested in how the documents were developed, you can find the Housing Capacity Technical Committee meeting dates, materials, and committee members below. 

Please contact Laura Weigel, Planning Manager at weigell@milwaukieoregon.gov (link sends e-mail) or 503.786.7654 with questions.