Construirán viviendas que podrán ser alquiladas a bajo costo en East Palo Alto
Líderes locales inauguraron el viernes el terreno donde será construido un complejo de apartamentos que ofrecerá alquileres a bajo costo en el condado San Mateo. Colibri Commons, estará ubicado en el 965 de Weeks Street en East Palo Alto. El lugar incluirá 136 nuevos apartamentos tipo estudio y de una a cuatro habitaciones.
New Affordable Housing Community Breaks Ground in East Palo Alto
Community partners and public- and private-sector stakeholders came together to celebrate the groundbreaking of Colibri Commons, a co-development of EPACANDO and MidPen Housing.
Groundbreaking of Colibri Commons Mark New Chapter in Affordable Housing for East Palo Alto
The vision for Colibri Commons is to address East Palo Alto’s crucial need for affordable housing options amid Silicon Valley’s sky-high real estate market, where tech giants swell the cost of living, the community has been long-clamoring for relief, the project is a symbol of hope.
MidPen Housing Appoints Abby Goldware Potluri and Joanna Carman to Co-Lead Housing Development Team
In their new roles, Potluri and Carman share executive oversight of a team of more than 50 development professionals who are advancing a pipeline of 5,000 affordable homes, including nearly 1,500 currently under construction.
Congressman Commends Santa Cruz Homeless Studios Project
U.S. Rep. Jimmy Panetta highlighted Housing Matters’ Harvey West Studios, set to become Santa Cruz County’s largest permanent supportive housing project. MidPen Housing is serving as development consultant.
Excess State Land Program on Track to Create 5,550 Homes
The LGMG awards include $10 million to MidPen Housing for the development of a 75-unit affordable housing project located in San Francisco. The project has received more than $20 million in local funding, including an Educator Housing loan from the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development. The project will be affordable to households earning between 30% and 120% of the Area Median Income (AMI) and have an occupancy preference for employees of the San Francisco Unified School District or San Francisco Community College District.
Editorial: Clearing a path for a brighter future in Roseland
Finally, there is visible momentum surrounding Santa Rosa’s often neglected and underappreciated Roseland neighborhood. That is good news for residents, businesses and the entire community.
Alameda Planning Board Approves More Housing
The Board unanimously approved amendments to the RESHAP Development Plan and Agreement to increase the number of supportive housing units from 309 to a minimum of 332. The project by MidPen Housing Corporation, the Alameda Point Collaborative, Operation Dignity, and Building Futures with Women and Children (Collaborating Partners) will sit at the corner of West Midway Avenue and Pan Am Way.
Another step toward the Tierra de Rosas center in Roseland
Sonoma County Supervisor Chris Coursey: “I’m thrilled to see work get started, and I can’t wait to see new residents moving in to this terrific addition to the neighborhood.”
‘Dream Big!’ Support grows for relaxing height limits for downtown housing projects
Palo Alto’s plan to transform downtown parking lots into housing hubs may soon kick off on Lytton Avenue and Kipling Street, where the City Council hopes to see a six-story residential project with affordable apartments.