Posted Apr 29, 2021, 12:39 AM
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heavy user of walkability
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Mission Bay, San Francisco
Posts: 3,150
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Originally Posted by timbad
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this is the southern-most parcel of the project, which I think is to be affordable. directly behind where the first pic above was taken from. (and with 30 Otis visible in the background)
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just came across this talking about that affordable component at 35 Colton
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project that will create 96 affordable and supportive efficiency studio apartments for formerly homeless adults, which is expected to be complete in 2022. All of the units will be reserved as part of the Coordinated Entry System that assesses, prioritizes and matches individuals experiencing homelessness with housing opportunities.
... the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust... launched a $1B initiative in September to fuel jobs and housing creation in the Bay Area in response to the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Over the next five years, the fund is geared to invest $500M in multifamily projects in the region. HIT will invest $19.1M in the 53 Colton project, one of the first to be funded by the initiative.
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