Housing plans approved for Live Oak, Aptos, Soquel
Joanna Carman, the director of housing for nonprofit developer MidPen Housing, said the Housing Element is needed to create more opportunities for affordable and market-rate housing.
Housing proposal advances on 38th Avenue in Capitola
A 52-unit affordable housing proposal at 1098 38th Ave. advanced this month when the Capitola City Council approved a predevelopment loan to nonprofit developer MidPen Housing.
Affordable housing applications begin as demand remains high in San Mateo County
Several new affordable housing developments throughout San Mateo County, including MidPen’s Kiku Crossing, have started accepting applicants and conducting lotteries for prospective residents, highlighting the area’s continuously high demand for lower-cost accommodations.
Roseland development project to enter demolition phase; groundbreaking expected in 2024
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors authorized the county’s Community Development Commission to execute contracts to begin demolition to make way for the long-awaited Roseland Development Project, Tierra De Rosas.
How San Francisco hopes to retain teachers through affordable housing options
Lottery applications for San Francisco teachers and district staff will be available early next year for affordable apartment homes in the Sunset District, while there may be an opportunity soon in the Mission District for teachers to finally own property.
Construction Topped Out For Affordable Educator Housing In The Sunset District
Shirley Chisholm Village has replaced a former school and outdoor yard with the low-rise apartment infill designed by BAR Architects with G7A. MidPen Housing is the project developer, and Cahill is the general contractor.
Apartments taking shape on Miles Lane
With foundation work completed and now in its framing stage, 72 new affordable apartments by MidPen Housing are going skyward at 139-141 Miles Lane. The Watsonville City Council approved the development in 2020,
California Approves Hefty Package of Housing Bills
Matthew O. Franklin, president and CEO of MidPen Housing: “With these new laws, the state will expedite thousands of affordable homes and create new jobs, in partnership with our local government partners.”
Affordable Rentals Coming to Watsonville
Property to build affordable apartment rentals is hard to find in Santa Cruz County. So MidPen Housing teamed up with Encompass Community Services to develop the site and neighboring properties as 72 affordable homes and a new state of the art behavioral health treatment center.
Menlo Park council hands out $4.2 million to help build affordable housing projects
Three applications were approved, including one from MidPen Housing for $2 million for 62 homes for extremely and very-low income veterans