Public documents that mention Megan Tokunaga Block.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting
CalHFA General Board General Board Meeting
The meeting focused on various initiatives including the Cal Assist program, which provides mortgage assistance to disaster-affected homeowners and has recently expanded eligibility to include owners of multiple properties. The board discussed the successful issuance of sustainability bonds supporting affordable housing and the legislative updates concerning the housing trailer bill, which includes structural changes to the housing development and finance committee. The board also reviewed the permanent loan approval for the Sky Castle project, a significant adaptive reuse development in downtown Los Angeles, and recognized staff achievements, including the Great Place to Work certification.
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California Housing Finance Agency Board Of Directors Public Meeting Agenda
The agenda for the meeting includes chairperson and executive director comments, along with the review and potential approval of a final loan commitment for the Gateway Tower development project. The Board will also deliberate on the adoption of a three-year strategic plan, a business plan, and an operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Furthermore, the meeting will incorporate informational reports concerning multifamily quarterly loan production and asset management, as well as an opportunity for public comment.
May 21, 2026·Board meeting
California Housing Finance Agency Board Of Directors General Board Meeting
The board meeting covered several key items, including updates on the executive director's confirmation and new staff appointments. Significant discussion focused on the agency's strategic plan and progress updates on multiple housing programs, including the Dream for All program, the mixed-income program, and the newly announced Los Angeles disaster rebuilding fund. Additionally, the board approved a $31,189,127 first lien CalHFA permanent loan and a $4 million MIP subsidy loan for the Sierra Vista Apartments project in Roseville.
