CASA Clubhouse Coming Soon to San Francisco’s Outer Sunset

“CASA is thrilled to expand our art and wellness mission to one of San Francisco’s most beautiful neighborhoods,” said Leslie Einhorn, Founder and Executive Director of CASA. “We’re grateful to MidPen for partnering on a creative solution that provides CASA with affordable space while supporting community rentals. We look forward to meeting our neighbors, building meaningful connections, and collaborating to enhance services for children and families at Shirley Chisholm Village, The Sunset, and beyond–we’re excited to welcome the community to the CASA Clubhouse!”

Construction Underway For Lazuli Landing, Union City

Construction is progressing for an affordable housing community at 33435 Mission Boulevard in Alameda County’s Union City. The development is being led by MidPen Housing, looking to produce 81 units across a four-story complex with community-serving retail space to be operated by Union City’s Youth & Family Services. The project is the first affordable development in decades for the Decoto neighborhood.

Sunnyvale Housing Project Billed as “Good Compromise”

At its Feb. 10 meeting, the Sunnyvale City Council extended an agreement with developer MidPen Housing to build the five-story complex, located at 295 S. Mathilda Ave. Amid concerns over parking and building height, council members, advocates and MidPen executives said the project represents a good compromise, one that balances community input, project viability and council feedback.

Construction Started For Cypress Point Affordable Housing in Moss Beach

Construction has begun on an affordable housing community at Cypress Point Street in Moss Beach, San Mateo County. The development is looking to replace a former military training ground with 71 homes and an amenity center across 17 buildings. MidPen Housing is the project developer.

VTA to bring thousands of homes online

Ten out of 28 transit-oriented development projects in the Valley Transportation Authority’s portfolio are now under active development. This is partly because of two $49 million state grants awarded to VTA last month for two projects, including MidPen’s Capitol station site.