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Construction on the new apartment complex, which will feature 70 multi-family housing units, a community building, and a play area…

Several new affordable apartment complexes are coming to Chico this year.

One of them is called “Bar Triangle Apartments”, just off Forest Avenue in South Chico.

There will be 70 multi-family housing units, a community building, and small outdoor play areas for kids. It includes one, two and three bedroom floor plans with washer and dryers included.

Brenda Cooper, who lives on Bar Triangle, told Action News Now before construction started, homeless people would stay in the empty lot. Now she is glad to see this space will soon be used to help get more people off of the streets.

The El Paso de Robles City Council meeting on March 18, 2025, highlighted significant developments in affordable housing initiatives within the community. The meeting featured a presentation from the Paso Robles Housing Authority, which provided updates on recent projects and the ongoing need for affordable housing in the area.

The Housing Authority celebrated the grand opening of Sunrise Villas, a new development that has welcomed 69 families to their new homes. This project is part of a broader effort to address the critical housing shortage in California, which is reported to require over 7 million homes to meet the affordability crisis. The median rent in California is currently 38% above the national average, making it the least affordable state in the nation.

On Tuesday the Paso Robles Housing Authority celebrated the grand opening of Sunrise Villas a new affordable apartment complex. They say 69 of the units are occupied and 1,000 people are on a waitlist.

The average apartment in Paso Robles ranges between $2,100 for a 1-bedroom to $3,300 for a 3-bedroom, according to apartments.com.

Executive Director of the Paso Robles Housing Authority Loni Willey said those costs are a key reason local families struggle to afford rent.

In Recognition of Outstanding Commitment to Safe, Affordable, and Accessible Housing for Californians and Residents of the City of Paso Robles. In Partnership with the State Treasurer’s Office, the Central California Housing Corporation and the Paso Robles Housing Authority Have Leveraged $2,500,000 in Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits and $3,681,628 in State Tax Credits to Finance the Development of 68 units ofAff0rdable Housing for Families.

For Successfully Completing This New Multifamily Residential Low-Income Housing Community in Paso Robles. This Consists of 69 Total Units, Including 16 One-Bedroom Units (744-869 Sq. Ft.), 30 Two-bedroom Units (1,033-1081 sq. Ft.), and 23 Three-Bedroom Units sq. Ft.). These Residents are Both Age and Income Qualified With 100% of the Units are Rent Restricted to Individuals With Incomes Ranging From 30-60% of the Area Median Income (AIM). All Located in a High Demand Area With All Major Shopping and Recreational Amenities Located Within a Short Distance to Meet its Resident ‘s Needs. Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Continued Success.

69-unit affordable rental housing development designed to address the need for housing
– The City of Paso Robles, in collaboration with the Paso Robles Housing Authority and Affordable Housing Development Corporation, will hold a grand opening ceremony for the Sunrise Villas housing development on March 18 at 4 p.m. at the Community Building, 1600 Fontana Road in Paso Robles.

The event will celebrate the completion and full occupancy of Sunrise Villas, a 69-unit affordable rental housing development designed to address the need for housing for families and individuals in the community. City officials, representatives from the Paso Robles Housing Authority and Affordable Housing Development Corporation, and other guests will attend the ceremony. RSVPs are requested by March 11 and can be sent to Nia@AHDCinc.com.

A grand opening ceremony for the new Sunrise Villas housing development in Paso Robles will take place at the community building, 1600 Fontana road, March 18th at 4 pm.

Sunrise Villas is a 69-unit, affordable rental and family housing development, which the city says seek to address the critical need for affordable housing options for families and individuals in the community.

This project is part of the partnership between the city of Paso Robles & the Olsen 212 Master Developer.

It is the first phase to be completed for the 1,293 unit vindeo specific plan project being developed by the Olsen 212 Group.

The Grand Opening Ceremony will take place on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, at 4:00 PM, at the Community Building located at 1600 Fontana Road, Paso Robles, CA 93446.

Paso Robles, California – The City of Paso Robles, in collaboration with the Paso Robles Housing Authority and Affordable Housing Development Corporation (AHDC), is excited to announce the upcoming grand opening ceremony for the Sunrise Villas housing development. This ceremony marks a significant milestone in addressing the City Council’s goal to provide additional affordable housing options for the residents of Paso Robles.

CHICO — When the bell rings at Marsh Junior High School, some students need only travel a street’s length away to get home at Chico’s newest affordable apartments, North Creek Crossings.

Some 160 new rent-regulated apartment units were dedicated Tuesday in a grand opening ceremony at North Creek Crossings, where units have been filling since the summer with people taking advantage of the apartment’s fixed affordable rent.

Phase 1 and 2 of construction for North Creek Crossings is finally complete, bringing more affordable housing to the City of Chico.

The new apartment complex at 2265 Maclovia Ave., just south of Marsh Junior High, marks the first development on the north side of the Meriam Park Master Development Plan.

Representatives from the City of Chico, the Housing Authority of Butte County (HACB), and the Affordable Housing Development Corporation (AHDC) celebrated the milestone with a ribbon cutting Tuesday morning.

A new affordable housing development broke ground Tuesday near the rolling hills and vineyards that border the southeastern edge of Paso Robles.

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The City of Paso Robles, in partnership with the Paso Robles Housing Authority and Affordable Housing Development Corporation (AHDC), announced two upcoming groundbreaking ceremonies for affordable housing developments: River Walk Terrace and Sunrise Villas. These ceremonies mark significant milestones in addressing the pressing need for affordable housing options within the city.

For Successfully Beginning the Development to Establish a Place For Affordable Living to an Age Restricted Low-income Local Residents Through 79 Units and Community Living Facilities That Will Allow Residents to Not Only Have a Place to Live, But Build Community With One Another. Additionally, it’s Located in Close Proximity to Public Transportation, a Park, Pharmacy, Grocery Store, and Other Consumer Based Businesses to Meet Their Various Needs. Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Continued Success.

Work is beginning on a new affordable housing development for seniors in Paso Robles.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday, July 18 for the River Walk Terrace development located on Niblick Road just south of Kohl’s department store.

The current affordable housing unit construction activity in Chico surpasses that of any other time in the City’s history. There are 948 units anticipated to be complete by the end of 2023, a 65 percent increase in housing production over the last most-active period between 2006-2008, when 334 affordable units were built. The attached map provides more detail about the planned development.

Nevada City’s first low-income housing project, Cashin’s Field opened in January and yesterday a ribbon cutting ceremony took place. The event featuring a number of local, state and state dignitaries. Shelley Covert, tribal spokesperson for the Nevada City Rancheria Nisenan Tribe, thanked the developers, Nevada City, and the county for including the Nevada City Rancheria Nisenan Tribe in the process as Cashin’s Field is in the heart of the Nisenan ancestral town of Ustama

At a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Nevada City Monday afternoon, local and state leaders officially celebrated the opening of Cashin’s Field.

Built on what was a vacant lot, Cashin’s Field is a 51-unit affordable housing complex near historic downtown Nevada City and the 7 Hills Business District, with a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments.

Today’s ribbon cutting ceremony at Cashin’s Field in Nevada City is the culmination of collaboration between multiple local and state agencies to bring an affordable housing project to the City of Nevada City in many, many years, if ever.

Building affordable, multifamily housing can be difficult in any city, but it is particularly cumbersome in California’s rural, mountainous communities. A lack of buildable terrain, funding, and skilled labor, as well as the ever-present threat of wildfires, create new layers of uncertainty for housing financing. Uncertainty is the last thing that any developer wants. Uncertainty usually means delays, which always means higher costs.

There’s no place like home — except when you don’t have one.

The current affordable housing unit construction activity inChico surpasses that of any other time in the City’s history.
There are 948 units anticipated to be complete by the end of 2023, a 65 percent increase inhousing production over the last most-active period between 2006-2008, when 334 affordableunits were built. The attached map provides more detail about the planned development

Paso Robles Chamber of Commerce granted the Beautification of the Year 2019 Award to the Paso Robles Housing Authority for the transformation of the Oak Park Community that has been ten years in the making.

STOCKTON — The first phase of the redevelopment at south Stockton’s Sierra Vista Homes was completed Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting by city and housing officials and community members.

Oak Park 3 is a new housing community consisting of 76 affordable one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments and a community building. The project is the third phase of the four phase Oak Park Community Redevelopment project in the…