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Habitat For Humanity Adds 3 Stories To Redwood City Development
"Local families will be moving into these affordable homes in 2021" according to Habitat for Humanity's website.
REDWOOD CITY, CA — Three stories of a downtown Redwood City affordable housing development have been completed, Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco said Tuesday.
“We're proud of our progress bringing much needed #affordablehousing to San Mateo County. We can't wait to welcome 20 local families as new #homeowners soon,” Habitat Greater SF wrote on Twitter.
In 3 months we've added 3 stories to our development in downtown Redwood City! We're proud of our progress bringing much needed #affordablehousing to San Mateo County. We can't wait to welcome 20 local families as new #homeowners soon. Learn more: https://t.co/Tzv80FLO65 pic.twitter.com/QJeftiWDde
— Habitat Greater SF (@HabitatGSF) January 12, 2021
The 20-unit six-story development at 612 Jefferson Ave. will have 10 two-unit homes, five one-bedroom units and five three-bedroom units, The San Mateo Daily Journal reports.
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Crews broke ground on the development in July of 2019 according to the report.
The projects boasts a 174 dwellings unit per acre (du/acre).
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“This is a great example of how Habitat can take a small parcel of land and, through innovative design, maximize the number of homes being built,” Habitat Greater SF said on its website.
The group hasn’t announced an expected completion date but said on its website “local families will be moving into these affordable homes in 2021.”
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