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“Bryan has extensive experience managing complex property portfolios, and I’m particularly excited about his ability to pair operational and financial excellence with a genuine passion for people,” said Matthew O. Franklin, MidPen Housing’s President and CEO.

Shirley Chisholm Village was developed by MidPen Housing and includes a mix of apartments designed to accommodate a range of household sizes. In addition to housing, Shirley Chisholm Village provides a robust suite of on-site services, including academic-based after-school and summer programs for youth, economic mobility programs, homeownership education,

“When teachers and their families live in San Francisco, it means more time at school, more time with students,” Mayor Daniel Lurie said. “Our SFUSD educators will be able to stay late to lead a club, and it means a shorter commute home so that they can be with

California Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas: “I know the sacrifices of our farmworkers. I know how life changing it is when they finally have a safe, stable place to call home… This project is about hope, it’s about stability.”

“I feel like it’s a good situation,” said Terrente Richardson, a paraeducator at Malcolm X Academy who lives with his daughter. The pair, who had been living with family members, moved to their new two-bedroom apartment in Shirley Chisholm in December. Given the deep housing-affordability challenges faced by district

Dozens of people gathered Tuesday to celebrate the grand opening of Sparrow Terrace, a development by nonprofit MidPen Housing. Located at 141 Miles Lane, Sparrow Terrace offers 72 affordable apartment homes for people with incomes of 30%-60% area median income, which ranges from $38,040-$108,660, depending on household size.

State, county, and city leaders joined a host of partners and new residents today to celebrate the grand opening of Sparrow Terrace, a development by nonprofit MidPen Housing. “These new homes represent new opportunities for Central Coast families, especially our farmworkers,” said California Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas (D-Salinas).

Following the success of initial trials of an unlimited Bay Area transit pass–including at 12 MidPen communities–universities and major employers are deciding whether they would like to join the BayPass program.

MidPen Housing and Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley together filed a zoning worksheet with the city July 3 to build 170 units of affordable housing at 1707 Wood Street near Raimondi Park, records on file with the city of Oakland show.

Supervisor Noelia Corzo, who represents the area, said that the addition of affordable housing to such a prime, transit-oriented location was a boon for the community. “Kiku Crossing brings affordable, transit-oriented housing to the heart of our community,” she said.