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Developers unveil ambitious plan for affordable housing project

July 15, 2024 | Redwood City, San Mateo County, California



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Developers unveil ambitious plan for affordable housing project
In a recent public meeting, representatives from the Corporation For Better Housing and Integrated Community Development (ICD) outlined their plans for the Vera Avenue Apartments, a new high-density, transit-oriented development aimed at addressing the affordable housing crisis in the area. The project, which will be located on 0.6 acres in the downtown region, is designed to provide 178 affordable housing units, including 25 studios and 153 one-bedroom apartments.

The development team emphasized their commitment to sustainability and community upliftment, highlighting their history of successful collaborations that have resulted in over 6,200 affordable housing units since 1995. They have secured approximately $3 billion in public and private financing for their projects and have a strong reputation for delivering on their promises without selling their developments.

The Vera Avenue Apartments will feature a modern design inspired by surrounding market-rate buildings, incorporating neo-classical elements such as brick facades and decorative cornices. The building will consist of seven stories, with two floors of concrete and steel construction and five floors of wood and steel above.

In addition to residential units, the development will offer an extensive amenity package, including a fitness center, co-working spaces, lounges, and a movie room, totaling over 10,000 square feet of common area. This initiative aligns with state and city goals to promote alternative transportation modes and enhance community resilience.

The project aims to create a vibrant living environment that caters to all segments of the community, particularly working-class and marginalized individuals, providing them with quality housing options in close proximity to essential services and transit.

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