Owned and Managed
Complexes and Units
Anne
B. Diament Senior Plaza (built 1975), is
a 65-unit complex for very-low income seniors at Park Street and Otis
Drive. Tenants are generally Housing Choice Voucher holders.
China
Clipper Plaza – Was acquired in 1998.
This 26-unit complex is located on the 400 block of Buena Vista
Avenue. Rents are:
3 units – Very-low (HOME) Income
8 units – Lower (HOME) Income
15 units –Affordable Rates
Condominiums (acquired
1996), these seven units for seniors, are located in various condominium
complexes throughout Alameda. Rents are based on the HOME very-low income
limits .
Eagle
Village (built 1983) is a 42-unit
very-low income family complex, on Eagle Avenue between Webster and
Constitution. Tenants are generally Housing Choice Voucher holders.
Esperanza
(built 1972) is a 120-unit public housing complex for low- and very-low
income families, at 3rd and Brush Streets.
Independence
Plaza (built 1990) is a 186-unit senior
complex at Atlantic and Constitution Avenues. It receives a local tax
increment subsidy. There are three rent levels, two based on income and
one market rate level as follows:
92 Units -- Very-Low Income
36 Units -- Low Income
58 Units -- Market Rates
Lincoln/Willow
Complex (acquired 1996) is a five-unit
complex for very-low income seniors located at the corner of Lincoln
Avenue and Willow Street. Each one- bedroom unit rents at a
single flat rate.
Parrot
Gardens (acquired in 1976) consisting of
eight units (6 single family homes and a duplex), is for very-low income
families. It is located next to Parrot Village and the Community Garden.
Tenants are generally Housing Choice Voucher holders.
Parrot
Village (built 1980) is a 50-unit
complex for low- and very-low income families, located at the northern end
of Wood, Chapin and St. Charles Streets. Tenants are generally Housing
Choice Voucher holders.
The
Rosefield Village (45 units acquired in
1976) consists of 46 units, 40 modular units, one triplex and three single-family homes, for very-low
income families, on the 700 block of Eagle and Buena Vista Avenues.
The 46th unit, a single-family house was acquired on March 5,
1999. Tenants are generally Housing Choice Voucher holders.
Stanford
House (acquired 1996), located in the
1900 block of Stanford Avenue,
is a four-unit complex, two for low- and two for very-low income families.
Rents are flat amounts based on unit size.
Home
Ownership Opportunities
2201 Santa Clara
Avenue – this site was acquired in 1994.
Three homeownership units were built on this site in 2001. The units
were sold and are occupied by families formerly assisted under other
Housing Authority programs.
1129-31
Regent Street – this site was acquired
in 1998. Three units, built under the City of Alameda Infill New
Construction Program, have been sold to low-income home owners, previously
tenants of the Esperanza public housing complex or Section 8 participants.
Managed-only
Complexes
FACSA - Sherman Street is
owned by the Filipino-American Community Services Agency (FACSA)
and is a nine-unit family complex. Rent levels are based on the following:
5 Units – Very-low (HOME) Income
2 Units – Lower (HOME) Income
2 Units -- Market Rates
FASCA- Lincoln Avenue is a
FACSA-owned
four-unit complex. Rents are based on the very-low (HOME) income limits.
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Photographs by Eileen Duffy
