Santa Cruz Development Links Homes and Health

“MidPen had a commitment early on in their vision of partnering with healthcare entities and a commitment to the idea that getting healthier requires you have a stable place to live,” said Dr. Robert Ratner, Santa Cruz County’s director of housing for health.

50 Affordable Apartments Open in Santa Cruz

Once a 14-room hotel, Jessie Street Terrace has been transformed into 50 studio and one-bedroom permanent supportive housing apartments for residents earning up to 20-50% of Area Median Income.

2026 AHF Readers’ Choice Awards Finalists

Two MidPen communities are nominated for the 2026 AHF Readers’ Choice Awards! Voting is now open to AHF subscribers—log in and cast your vote for Mahonia Glen (Family) and Shirley Chisholm (Urban).

Affordable Homes Available Now for a Range of Agricultural Workers

MidPen’s Summer Oaks, a new affordable housing community in Sonoma, is now accepting applications for its waiting list. Summer Oaks was designed to serve people working in Sonoma Valley’s agriculture sector, such as vineyards and wineries, forestry, dairying, poultry, beekeeping, and work directly connected to farming operations and agricultural production.

Sunnyvale affordable housing proposed at former bank site

An affordable housing development that could produce more than 100 residences has been proposed by MidPen. “As an infill site, 295 South Mathilda will assist the city by better utilizing an old and unused commercial space,” the Greenbelt Alliance wrote in a July 7 letter. “Greenbelt Alliance believes the 295 S. Mathilda project will provide much-needed smart, high-density housing in Sunnyvale.”