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In 2035, the continued trend of housing unit densification is clearly seen. The most<br />

housing-dense TAZs are concentrated in the centralized urban cores of <strong>Orange</strong> <strong>County</strong>,<br />

along the commuter rail lines, and the future bus rapid transit and high frequency bus<br />

routes (Figures 26 and 27).<br />

In summary, from 2008 to 2035, the <strong>County</strong> is projected to add 139,907 housing units, an<br />

increase of 13.5%. The projected evolution of the <strong>County</strong> is for housing unit growth and<br />

housing unit density to increase throughout the <strong>County</strong>, with growth concentrated in the<br />

traditional urban cores.<br />

The majority of future residential developments on raw land are projected to occur in the<br />

central cities of Irvine and Tustin, and the southern region encompassing Rancho Mission<br />

Viejo in the unincorporated portion of the <strong>County</strong> east of San Clemente.<br />

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