Permits have been approved and issued for an affordable senior housing project at 9418 Edes Avenue in East Oakland, Alameda County. The proposal will bring several dozen permanent supportive housing units with $14 million of funding from the Project Homekey initiative. DignityMoves is responsible for the application on behalf of the property owner, the City of Oakland.
The Oakland Planning Commission has approved plans for the ‘Yes In God’s Back Yard’ proposal at 1010 91st Avenue in East Oakland, Alameda County. The small infill has been approved for a church to replace its surface lot with eight units. Lily of the Valley Christian Center is the property owner.
The zoning worksheet has been filed for an affordable housing complex at 606 Clara Street in Brookfield Village, East Oakland. The project will use $14.3 million in Homekey funds from the State to pursue the construction of 40 affordable homes dedicated to seniors experiencing homelessness. San Francisco-based DignityMoves is the project sponsor.
Development permits have been approved for Edward Shands Workforce Housing, a multi-structure residential project at 2455-2511 Church Street in East Oakland, Alameda County. The city approval came less than two months after formal applications were filed to the city. Eagle Environmental Construction is the project sponsor, while the Oakland Unified School District is the property owner.
Formal permits have been filed for the affordable housing project at 2455 Church Street in East Oakland, Alameda County. The developer aims to renovate existing structures and construct a new six-story infill to bring over a hundred homes to the small parcel. The Oakland Unified School District is the property owner.
