The four urban finalists are meeting unique community needs: Ancora Place is providing an urban oasis in Oakland, California; The Foglia Residences at The Chicago Lighthouse in Chicago is delivering accessible homes for people who are blind; The Kelsey Civic Center in San Francisco is a housing community for people with and without disabilities; and McAuley Station in Atlanta is coupling affordable housing with accessible health care.
AHF subscribers can vote for the best project in this and eight other categories plus an overall winner.
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Ancora Place Uplifts Neighborhood With New Housing
The Oakland project also supports neighboring cultural hubs.
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First LIHTC-Funded Housing for the Blind Opens in Chicago
The development is also the first multifamily community in the Illinois Medical District.
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San Francisco Development Sets a New Standard for Accessibility
The new community puts residents in the heart of the city.
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Atlanta Housing Development Opens Next to Health Care
The new community includes respite and permanent supportive housing.
