The four urban finalists are meeting several community needs: 1064 Mission Street in San Francisco not only provides permanent supportive housing, but it also houses a clinic and a culinary academy; Berkeley Way and The Hope Center in Berkeley, California, is meeting the need for shelter and food; Lucille and Bruce Terwilliger Place in Arlington, Virginia, focuses on veterans; and Sixth Avenue Flats in Des Moines, Iowa, delivers housing and opportunities for youth aging out of foster care.
AHF subscribers can vote for the best project in this and eight other categories plus an overall winner.
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Developers Unite Permanent Supportive Housing, Clinic, and Culinary Academy
Located in San Francisco, the vibrant 1064 Mission Street project is built on surplus federal land.
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Development Meets the Need for Housing and Food
The Berkeley, California, project features four housing types.
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Nonprofit Developer and American Legion Post Join Forces to Create Veteran-Focused Community
A new Arlington, Virginia, development provides 160 affordable homes.
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Development Provides Housing, Opportunities for Youth Aging Out of Foster Care
The Iowa project also plays an important role in its Des Moines neighborhood.
