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14546 Delano Street Van Nuys: 100% Affordable Elderly Shared-Housing Project Watch

Los Angeles City Planning lists a proposed seven-story, 100% affordable Residential Care Facility for the Elderly at 14546 W. Delano St. The current case remains on hold; the entitlement text describes 45 Moderate Income shared-housing units, 178 Low Income shared-housing units and one manager unit, while no public application or waitlist opening is verified.

Updated September 23, 20269 minute readEditorially reviewed
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What to know first

STATUS: PROJECT WATCH / CITY PLANNING CASE ON HOLD / APPLICATION OR WAITLIST STATUS NOT VERIFIED. Los Angeles City Planning describes a proposed seven-story, 100% affordable Residential Care Facility for the Elderly with shared-housing units at 14546 W. Delano St. in Van Nuys. The case was filed March 25, 2026, assigned April 13, 2026, and remains On Hold. The requested-entitlement text describes 45 Moderate Income shared-housing units, 178 Low Income shared-housing units and one manager unit, but the City separately summarizes the project as 223 shared-housing units, so this guide preserves the source wording rather than silently reconciling the counts. Do not treat this page as an application, lottery, waitlist or leasing announcement.

What Los Angeles City Planning currently verifies

City Planning identifies case EAR-2026-1472-AH-DB-CDO-VHCA-RED1 at 14546 W. Delano St. in Van Nuys, Council District 6. The case was filed March 25, 2026, assigned April 13, 2026 and is currently marked 'On Hold.' No hearing date or action date is listed on the current case page.

The project description identifies a proposed new seven-story, 100% affordable Residential Care Facility for the Elderly using shared-housing units. That is a planning-stage description, not proof that construction, leasing or resident intake has begun.

Why this is a PROJECT WATCH—not an application opportunity

The official planning record rechecked September 23, 2026 does not publish an application window, housing lottery, waitlist opening, rent schedule, income-limit table, move-in date or authorized leasing portal. Open House Rentals therefore keeps the status at PROJECT WATCH / CASE ON HOLD.

A planning filing can change, pause, be revised or never reach leasing. Only move this page to APPLICATIONS ANNOUNCED, APPLICATIONS OPEN, WAITLIST/LOTTERY or CLOSED when a responsible housing, developer or authorized management source publishes that status.

The City's unit descriptions should be read exactly—not recalculated

City Planning's project description says '223 Shared Housing Units.' The requested-entitlement text separately describes 45 shared-housing units for Moderate Income, 178 shared-housing units for Low Income and one manager unit. Because those lines are presented differently in the official record, this guide does not silently recalculate or rewrite the City's unit count.

Prospective residents should wait for a later approved project record, housing-agency notice or authorized leasing package before relying on the final unit mix, income targeting or resident eligibility. A planning description can be amended during review.

Residential Care Facility for the Elderly is a specific project type

The City record identifies the proposal as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly and also references Adult Day Health Care as an accessory use on Level 1. That makes this a more specific housing/care proposal than a general senior apartment listing.

Do not assume age, care-level, service, household, disability, income or referral eligibility from the words 'senior' or 'affordable.' Those rules need to come from the responsible licensing, housing and authorized operator sources when the project advances.

What to verify before sharing personal documents

Before sending an ID, Social Security number, income records or payment, verify that an application is actually open and that the destination belongs to the authorized operator, manager or responsible public agency. Match the property address and project name to the official source.

A legitimate future opening should clearly identify the application method, eligibility criteria, deadline or ongoing-waitlist status, selection process, required documents and a contact path. Open House Rentals does not control eligibility, placement, care admission, lottery selection or approval.

  • Current project status
  • Authorized operator or property manager
  • Actual application or waitlist opening
  • Resident/age/care eligibility
  • Income limits and affordability rules
  • Bedroom/shared-housing configuration
  • Move-in timing and required documents

How to monitor this Van Nuys project

Use the City Planning case page as the current planning source and keep the exact address—14546 W. Delano St.—with your notes. A future City action, developer announcement, licensing milestone or authorized leasing notice can justify an update to this same canonical page.

If a real rental or occupancy offer later creates lease, deposit, notice or document questions, Max Rental Tools can handle the separate rental-document research. That handoff does not replace the operator's eligibility or care-admission rules.

Last verified September 23, 2026

Verified planning status: CASE ON HOLD. Verified project description: proposed seven-story, 100% affordable Residential Care Facility for the Elderly with shared-housing units. The current entitlement text describes 45 Moderate Income shared-housing units, 178 Low Income shared-housing units and one manager unit, while the City project summary separately states 223 shared-housing units. Current public application, lottery, waitlist and leasing status: NOT VERIFIED from the official source reviewed.

Update this same page when an authorized source publishes a material project or application milestone. Do not create a date-variant page just because the case receives a routine administrative update.

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