More than half of the units will be reserved for low-income families, with the remainder for those with moderate incomes. The $18.4 million construction will feature a community garden, public space, and 39 parking spots for tenants.
Milpitas is required to build 7,028 new housing units by 2031. The Bay Area intends to construct over 441,000 homes by then, allocating 40% for low or very-low income individuals. The project complies with SB35, allowing streamlined development.
[
add
]
[
|
|
...
]