Besides the affordable housing development at Palm Avenue, the funds are also earmarked for converting an alleyway into a safer corridor for pedestrians and bikes and establishing rent-to-own opportunities for residents in San Ysidro.
State funding of $10 million will help construct a transit-oriented affordable housing development at the Palm Avenue Transit Station and other South Bay projects, it was announced Monday.
San Diego leaders from the city, county and local nonprofits gathered on Monday to discuss the funding from the state's Regional Early Action Planning Higher Impact Transformative program. "It is a priority we make impactful investments in affordable housing and transportation for our disadvantaged communities," said San Diego Association of Governments and San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chairwoman Nora Vargas.
Thanks to a multiagency partnership, San Diego secured a $10 million state grant to build more affordable housing and a new Cultural Corridor in
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