California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced $825 million in funding for new affordable and permanent supportive housing developments in the state, earmarked for 58 communities and a total of nearly 10,000 new residences. 

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said that the city and county of Los Angeles will get a hefty portion of that funding, to the tune of $196 million, and the money will go towards 27 projects in the region. Here’s a list of the developments that will see the most money, according to Urbanize Los Angeles:

• LA Family Housing will receive $23.9 million in funding for The Pano, a motel conversion on N Sepulveda Boulevard in Panorama City that will become 91 homes.
• Core Affordable Housing has secured $21.8 million for a new supportive housing project at the VA Campus at Macarthur Field B, that will provide 75 apartments for veterans.
• Flyaway Homes and Holos Communities are slated to receive $13.8 million in funds for 828 Anaheim St., a modular 50-unit apartment building in Wilmington.
• Abode Communities, Mercy Housing and LA Family Housing will get $13.7 in funding for 21300 Devonshire (pictured), a four-story, 99-unit development in Chatsworth.
• Another 40-unit project from Flyaway Homes and Holos Communities in Wilmington on Lagoon Avenue will receive $11.3 million.