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<span>Mission Apartments</span><br>SDHC partnered with the City of San Diego Redevelopment Agency and AMCAL Multi-Housing to build Mission Apartments, an 85-unit, energy-efficient affordable complex. It is located in the Midway district adjacent to the Washington Street trolley station.<span>Smart Corner</span><br>Smart Corner, headquarters of the San Diego Housing Commission, is a busy metropolitan transit district with trolley and bus stops. 

Transit Oriented Development Plan

There is a nationwide movement to focus new housing development in so-called urban in-fill areas located near mass transit facilities. Transit-oriented development, also known as “Smart Growth”, typically features mixed-use zoning that allows for multifamily housing structures with bottom-floor retail, pedestrian friendly walkways and access to trains, trolleys or buses.

On October 14, 2011 the San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC) adopted a three-year work plan to facilitate transit-oriented affordable housing developments for workforce families and seniors.

  • SDHC Board Report, October 14, 2011 Meeting 
  • PowerPoint Presentation to LU&H Committe, October 26, 2011 
  • PowerPoint Presentation ULI, October 27, 2011 

SDHC is working in collaboration with the city of San Diego and the San Diego Association of Governments on a Sustainable Communities Plan to identify potential affordable housing sites that would fit the Smart Growth concept.

The San Diego Association of Governments, which is coordinating the region’s transit-oriented development, has $280 million in Transnet funding that will be awarded to competitive projects over the next four years.

 

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