Central Valley gets more than $240 Million for low-income housing

SACRAMENTO
January 28, 2010 5:42am

More than a quarter of the final distribution of federal stimulus money to build affordable housing projects for low-income families in the state is going to projects in the Central Valley.

The allocations of the total of more than $800 million statewide were announced by California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer. The Central Valley projects add up to over $241 million.

“These funds have played a vital part in helping to revitalize California’s economy,” says Mr. Lockyer. “The program has rejuvenated many stalled projects and helped others get off the ground. In doing so, we’ve created needed affordable housing for working Californians and their families, and helped to put people back to work.”

The stimulus funds will help build more than 9,600 housing units and create more than 24,000 jobs in 34 counties across the state, Mr. Lockyer says.

The Central Valley housing projects include:

Butte County

• Gridley Oaks, $3,876,854

Fresno County

• Cordova Apartments, $8,982,260

• Kerman Acre Apartments, $2,202,168

Kern County

• Arvin Apartments, $6,671,853

• Park Palace II Apartments, $11,485,884

• Nina Place Apartments, $10,545,307

• Sunny View II Apartments, $9,557,984

• Sante Fe Apartments, $7,030,127

• The Village at Tehachapi Family Apartments, $9,866,895

• Camellia Place, $3,436,553

• Hudson Park I and II Apartments, $2,007,980

• Desert Oak Apartments, $989,860

• South Mill Creek Apts, $641,702

Kings County

• Hanford Family Apartments, $6,736,338

Sacramento County

• Mutual Housing at the Highlands, $20,131,185

• Galt Place Senior Apartments, $11,521,252

• Budget Inn, $18,492,371

• Natomas Family Apartments, $1,300,000

• Shiloh Arms Apartments, $3,829,234

• Hotel Berry, $13,561,066

San Joaquin County

• Villas de Amistad, $9,720,524

• Magnolia Court, $7,475,283

• Gleason Park, $16,194,554

• Vintage Plaza, $3,137,944

Tulare County

• Lindsay Senior Apartments, $6,983,119

• Valley Oaks Apartments Phase II, $9,132,119

• Euclid Village, $9,508,290

• Lindsay Apartments, $5,523,016

• Vista, $2,153,759

Yolo County

• Orchard Village, $2,500,000

• Parkside at City Center, $420,099

• Rochdale Grange Community, $6,236,741

• Almondwood Apartments, $3,718,512

• Olivehurst Apartments, $6,544,506

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