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Crescent Grove
February 22, 2021
(Formerly known as Ruby Street Apartments) Crescent Grove is a 72-unit development at 22447 Crescent Grove in Castro Valley (unincorporated Alameda County). The development is a mix of studio, 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom units that will be affordable to households earning 20% to 60% of the area median income. One 2-bedroom unit is reserved for…
Blue Oak Landing
August 6, 2020
Located one-half mile north of downtown Vallejo, Blue Oak Landing (formerly Sacramento Street Apartments) is a new apartment community that provides high-quality affordable housing to lower-income households. The development consists of 74 rental apartments for households earning between 20% and 40% of the area median income, equivalent to an annual income of $17,000 to $35,000…
Loro Landing
July 1, 2020
Located on the corner of Parrott Street and San Leandro Boulevard, Loro Landing is a new apartment community that will contribute to the City of San Leandro’s vision for a vibrant downtown with a high quality affordable housing development for lower-income households. In this excellent location across the street from the San Leandro BART station,…
The Starling
July 1, 2020
The Starling (formerly known as Alameda Point Family) is a new construction project that consists of 70 units in one four-story building. The community is dedicated to families and individuals and consists of 14 one-bedroom, 37 two-bedroom units and 19 three-bedroom units. Located on the western side of the City of Alameda, The Starling is…
Vista Verde
July 1, 2020
Vista Verde Apartments is an existing 76-unit building located at 45 Stewart Avenue in Freedom (unincorporated Santa Cruz County, bordering northern Watsonville). Originally constructed in 2001, it was acquired by Eden Housing in 2015. There are 44 2-bedroom units, 28 3-bedroom units and 3 4-bedroom units, as well as 1 Manager unit. The property consists…
Miraflores Senior Apartments
July 1, 2020
Miraflores Senior Apartments comprises 1.58 acres of a 14-acre site that was formerly used as flower nurseries from the early 1900s to 2006. The site is historically significant because three Japanese American families that owned and operated the commercial nurseries were interned during WWII. They managed to keep the nurseries maintained and returned after their…