EPC CAN DO’s portfolio includes the development of over 336 affordable housing units. Over the next five years EPA CAN DO expects to produce between 200 – 300 units of new construction housing and acquire and rehabilitate from 150 to 200 units of housing. Both will be affordable to low and moderate-income families and individuals.
Project Name: Vineyard Emancipated Youth Project
Status: Predevelopment, joint partner meeting set for April 29, 2006 – 10:00AM at EPA CAN DO
Location: Bay Road/ University Avenue
Number of units: 12
Type: Youth & young adult housing
Funding: CDBG/HOME/MHP/Conventional
Project Manager: Robert Jones
The purpose of the Vineyard’s Emancipated Youth Housing is to help former foster youths achieve residential stability and a productive lifestyle. Approximately 65% percent of youth that age out of the California foster care system need safe and affordable housing at the time of their emancipation. A large number of former foster youth experience homelessness and/or unemployment after emancipation. The Vineyard’s Emancipated Youth Housing looks to provide much needed housing and associated services to San Mateo County youth population.
Project Name: Clarke Avenue Apt Project
Status: Under new management, effective March 2006
Location: Clarke Avenue
Number of units: 15
Type: Family Rental
Funding: Conventional/ AHO
Project Manager: Robert Jones
Project Name: University Avenue Duplex Project
Status: Rehab in progress
Location: Bay Road/ University Avenue
Number of units: 4
Type: Two duplexes
Funding: CDBG/ HOME
Project Manager: Keith Gibson
Project Name: Senior Housing
Status: In progress, working on feasibility Study
Location: Location 791 & 805 Runnumede
Number of units: 40 to 45
Type: Senior Rental Housing
Funding: HUD 202 or Tax Credit
Project Manager: Robert Jones