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Analysis (OHNA) Allocation
Overview Samuel Goldberg, Housing Policy Analyst
February 17, 2026
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What
OHNA ?
Adoption of Housing Production Strategies
and Housing Capacity Analyses
A statewide An obligation ation for The shared responsibility of state and local
methodologyfor governments to take urgent and bold
overnments to actions to meet community housing needs
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take actions that
housing needs and Affirmatively
establishing localA system of tracking housing production
Further Fair and equitable housing outcomes in local
housing production governments, overtime
Housing
targets
A partnership between state and local
governments to remove barriers to housing
production, affordability, and choice
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OHNA : Tn -AgencyInitiative
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SERVICES COMMUNITY SERVICES DLCD
• Run Oregon Housing Needs • Facilitate Goal 10 and Goal 14
Analysis Methodology • Track Production Outcomes
Implementation
• Housing Production Targets • Housing Production Dashboard
• Housing Production Strategies
• Housing Equity Indicators • Housing Capacity Analyses
• Needed Housing Allocations • Housing Acceleration Program
Oregon Housing Needs Analysis
Purpose and Intended Outcomes
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OHNA Housing Need Allocation
ORS 184.453 and ORS 184.455
Figure 9. Distribution by Component of Need for OHNA Metro Region, 2025
Total iiii 188,276
MetroRegion Population Growth (Future Need i ma 105,825
c Demographic Change (Future Need) 54,539
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0 2ndNacation Homes 3,401
• Metro population growth
Underproduction 15,422
projection , then allocated to
Homelessness 9,090
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• Demographic Change Allocated units
• Second and Vacation
Homes
• Underproduction
• Homelessness
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• Job access by transit
• Inverse weighting: "cities Metro 0-30% 31 -60% 61 -80% 81 -120% >120%
that have historically UGB Results Total AMI AMI AMI AMI AMI
underproduced market-rate Lake 1 year 322 95 68 36 51 73
or affordable housing are Oswego 20 year 4,850 1 ,139 913 535 873 1 ,391
responsible for a greater
proportionate share of
housing underproduction"
• Incorporates the state allocation, equitable
engagement, and other data
OAR 660-008-0075 • Assesses:
• Affordability, including market conditions
affecting the provision of needed housing
• Past discriminatory actions or actions
Co n text u a l i ze d related to land and housing access
Housing Need • Fair housing choice
• Areas added to the UGB in past HCA
cycles
• What types of housing are
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Submit general questions or
comments to:
Department of Housing.DLCD@dlcd.stions .gov
Land Conservation
& Development
February 17, 2026
Samuel Goldberg, Housing Policy Analyst
Samuel.goldberg@dlcd.oregon.gov