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7112 Baird Reseda: 34 Affordable Apartments Project Watch

Los Angeles City Planning lists an active Density Bonus case for a six-story, 34-unit housing project at 7112 N. Baird Ave. A separate official City Planning staff report identifies it as an Affordable Housing Development; no determination, public application, waitlist, rent schedule or leasing opening is verified.

Updated September 23, 20268 minute readEditorially reviewed
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What to know first

STATUS: PROJECT WATCH / CITY PLANNING CASE ACTIVE / NO DETERMINATION VERIFIED / APPLICATION OR WAITLIST STATUS NOT VERIFIED. Los Angeles City Planning lists EAR-2025-5079-DB-VHCA at 7112 N. Baird Ave. in Reseda for a six-story, 34-unit housing development. The case was filed September 9, 2025, assigned September 15, 2025, is not on hold and currently shows no EAR action. A March 2026 City Planning staff report for a nearby case describes this proposal as a 34-unit Affordable Housing Development. Neither source publishes a resident application, lottery, waitlist, rent schedule, income table, bedroom mix or move-in date.

What Los Angeles City Planning currently verifies

The City's live case page identifies EAR-2025-5079-DB-VHCA at 7112 N. Baird Ave. in Reseda, Council District 3. It says the case was filed September 9, 2025 and assigned September 15, 2025 for new construction of a six-story, 34-unit housing development seeking Density Bonus on- and off-menu incentives. The case is not on hold and no EAR action or determination is currently shown.

A separate official March 2026 City Planning staff report for CPC-2024-3381-DB-CDO-VHCA lists this Baird Avenue case among nearby relevant projects and calls it a 34-unit Affordable Housing Development. That supports the affordable-housing characterization while preserving the live case page's narrower project description.

Why this is PROJECT WATCH—not an application listing

The planning records reviewed for this page do not publish an application opening, waitlist, lottery, authorized leasing portal, household-income table, rent schedule, bedroom mix, construction completion or move-in date. Open House Rentals therefore keeps the page at PROJECT WATCH.

A planning case can establish that a real housing proposal exists at a specific address, but it does not establish that apartments are ready for residents. Only move this same canonical to APPLICATIONS ANNOUNCED, APPLICATIONS OPEN, WAITLIST/LOTTERY or CLOSED when an authorized housing, developer or management source publishes that milestone.

Affordable-housing language does not tell you the final eligibility package

The City Planning staff report describes the project as an Affordable Housing Development, but the reviewed sources do not publish the final affordability mix, household-income limits, rents, unit sizes, accessibility set-asides, selection process or responsible future property manager.

Do not infer those details from the Density Bonus case code or from another nearby Reseda project. Each project's regulatory agreement, financing and final leasing materials can differ, so eligibility should be taken from the authorized application package when one exists.

No determination is currently shown on the live case page

The live City Planning record currently shows no EAR Action, no action date and no appeal period. A later administrative action could materially change the project's status, but an active filing should not be rewritten as approved, denied, under construction or canceled before the City publishes that change.

For a renter, the practical approach is to keep the exact case number and address in a watch list while making current housing decisions from listings and opportunities that are actually available now.

Verify the operator before sharing documents or money

If someone later claims applications are open at 7112 N. Baird Ave., independently verify the operator and application destination before sending an ID, Social Security number, pay stubs, bank records or payment. A City Planning case does not authorize a third party to collect deposits or application fees.

A legitimate future opening should identify the exact property, authorized operator, current application or waitlist status, household and income rules if applicable, unit types, rent or tenant-share method, required documents, selection process and a reliable confirmation channel. Open House Rentals does not control eligibility, screening, lottery selection, waitlist position or approval outcomes.

  • Exact address and authorized operator
  • Current application or waitlist status
  • Opening and closing dates, if any
  • Household and income requirements
  • Bedroom and unit mix
  • Rent or tenant-share calculation
  • Selection or screening method
  • Official confirmation channel

How to monitor the Reseda project

Keep case number EAR-2025-5079-DB-VHCA with the address 7112 N. Baird Ave. A later City Planning determination, building-permit milestone, developer announcement, housing-agency notice or authorized leasing page can justify a substantive update to this same canonical.

If a future rental offer raises lease, deposit, notice or document questions, Max Rental Tools handles that separate law-and-documents intent. If move-in planning later requires internet research, verify serviceability separately for the exact address and unit rather than assuming neighborhood coverage.

Last verified September 23, 2026

Verified live-case facts: EAR-2025-5079-DB-VHCA; 7112 N. Baird Ave.; six-story, 34-unit housing proposal; filed September 9, 2025; assigned September 15, 2025; not on hold; no EAR action currently shown. An official City Planning staff report published in 2026 identifies the proposal as a 34-unit Affordable Housing Development.

Current public application, waitlist, lottery, rent, final eligibility and move-in status: NOT VERIFIED. Update this same page only when a responsible source publishes a material planning, construction or resident-intake milestone; do not create date or neighborhood copies of the same project.

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