From the San Diego Housing Commission's press release:
The transformation of the former site of the County of San Diego’s Family Court into an affordable, intergenerational community of seniors and families with low income is underway, with a groundbreaking ceremony today celebrating the start of construction for Kindred Apartments, a collaboration with the San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC).
From the City of Boston's press release:
From The Columbian:
Vancouver Housing Authority apartments are hosting farmers markets where the produce is free for residents, thanks to a multi-agency partnership.
From The Columbian:
Vancouver Housing Authority apartments are hosting farmers markets where the produce is free for residents, thanks to a multi-agency partnership.
From Multi-Housing News:
Atlantic Pacific Cos. and Nix Development Co. have completed Dix Street Residences, a 47-unit affordable senior housing community in Washington, D.C.
Project partners include the DC Department of Housing and Community Development and the District of Columbia Housing Authority. Torti Gallas Urban provided architecture services, while MCN Build served as general contractor.
From Atlanta Housing's press release:
Atlanta Housing (AH) President and CEO Terri M. Lee today announced the agency’s ambitious plans to help more residents reach self-sufficiency, increase AH’s role in finding a solution to homelessness, and efforts to urgently expand affordable housing options across the city.
From CBS News Texas:
A new apartment complex in Fort Worth aims to make a dent in the affordable housing crisis in North Texas, as people deal with skyrocketing home values and increases in rent.
The Clifton Riverside Apartments just opened at the end of March.
Rents range from $485 to $1,800 a month, depending on the floor plan and the tenant's income.
From the Sacramento Bee:
A large apartment complex for formerly homeless people in downtown Sacramento will soon be expanded.
The Sacramento City Council Tuesday approved $7.8 million in state and city loans for the new five-story building near 11th and H streets. This will be for formerly homeless individuals who earn under 30% area median income.
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