100 38th Street Supportive and Family Apartments

100 38th Street, Richmond, California

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Property Description

The 100 38th Street development will bring new life to the former Richmond Health Center in two phases. Phase 1 will restore the architecturally intriguing structure and adaptively reuse the former health center creating 59 units of permanent supportive housing. Much of the existing surface parking will be reimagined as a series of open spaces that engage the public and bring new life to a plaza that is shared with the Courthouse, highlighting the distinct features of the former Health Center. In addition, this repurposing will create an opportunity site for a 76-unit new development for large families with ground-level childcare center managed by the YMCA of the East Bay. This development will be separately financed and completed as Phase 2.  

The development will include a play area for both residents and the YMCA, a new interior courtyard, community room, podium-level terraces, community garden, laundry rooms, and underground and surface parking. The scope of work includes:

Property Details

Number of Units

135

Unit Features

  • Air Conditioning
  • Appliances
  • Blinds
  • Broadband Internet Access
  • Dishwasher
  • Electric cooktop stove and range
  • Energy Star rated appliances
  • Full-size refrigerator
  • Fully adaptable for people with disabilities
  • High Speed Internet Access
  • Large Windows
  • Parking Spot (one per unit)
  • Range
  • Refrigerator
  • Security system
  • Sewer
  • Single level floorplan for handicap accessible units
  • Smoke Free Community
  • Trash and recycle chutes
  • Trash Removal
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Amenities

  • After-school program
  • Bicycle Storage
  • Community Gardens
  • Computer Lab
  • Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
  • Financial Coaching
  • Gated Parking
  • Wi-Fi in Community Spaces

Development Details

Development Partner

Community Housing Development Corporation (CHDC)

Architect

BAR Architects

General Contractor

James E Roberts-Obayashi Corporation

Financial Partners

TBD