Pacifica needs one of these! (Jim Wagner)
MidPen Housing, "Affordable workforce housing breaks ground in Daly City to provide 52 apartment homes for families. Groundbreaking at 6800 Mission, a development of MidPen Housing."
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| 52 Affordable housing units, soon available for lease |
.... Expected to welcome its first residents in late 2016, 6800 Mission is a pedestrian-friendly, transit-oriented, infill development built on a vacant site formerly occupied by an auto dealership. 6800 Mission will provide 52 affordable workforce homes along with a community room, computer lab, fitness center, outdoor courtyard, and common lounge areas as well as 2,200 square feet of retail space on the street level.
'We are honored to partner with the City of Daly City’s on their vision to provide quality homes for their hard working, low-income families in an integral part of their city,' said Jan Lindenthal, Vice President of Real Estate Development for MidPen Housing. '6800 Mission is a tremendous model for infill development, transforming a previously underutilized site into a vibrant community where families will live, work, shop and play.' 6800 Mission will provide 20 one-bedroom, 16 two-bedroom, and 16 three-bedroom apartments serving individuals and families earning up to 60% of Area Media Income which is $71,760 for a five-person household." Read more.
Reference. Mid Pen Housing brochure, SweeneyLaneApts/Affordable Housing, 1 page interactive pdf. page, (posted from Fix Pacifica archives). "New affordable 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments... opens early 2017. ... Applications are available on line or through email from 9/12/16 through 10/7/16. ... Apply in person (turn in applications) 9/26/16 through 10/7/16."
Note graphic. 6800 Mission Street, Daly City buDahlin Group, Architecture/Planning, from The Examiner/Brendan P. Bartholomew, 8/3/14, "Daly City planners propose measures to boost below market-rate housing supply."
Brochure submitted by Jim Wagner.
Posted by Kathy Meeh
5 comments:
A great place for my new AirBnB. If affordable housing is needed so badly, then you must also be in favor of Rent control for existing properties, right?
No. The solution to the affordable housing problem is to increase the supply of housing. It's unfair to hold landlords responsible for problems caused by NIMBYs who won't allow new housing to be built.
I volunteer Wagner's ample backyard and hillside as the location for "one of these"
=)~~~~~~ ....either that or Fairmont, but there is no room for something like this in Pedro Point, Rockaway or Vallemar.
2;23 Greedy faux-enviro
Typical Pacifica NIMBY. Always willing to spend other people's money as long as they've got theirs.
How can you shill at city council for rent control. Then say you want more affordable housing.
Hypocrite much?
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