Low Income Housing Coming Soon to San Diego

The groundbreaking for a 77 unit affordable housing complex named Mesa Commons Apartments in the College neighborhood is close at hand. The development will cost $25.1 million and will sit on 4 acres.

The community will be for families that are between 30% and 60% of the median income, which is between $24,200 to $48,360 for a household of four. The housing complex will be located on El Cajon Boulevard near Choctaw Drive

The project developer, Palm Communities based in Irvine, stated the apartments will offer sustainable features including energy efficient appliances and within walking distance of a public park.

Mesa Commons Apartments is scheduled to open May 2015, according to Palm Communities’ website.

Other features residents can enjoy include picnic areas, tot lots, computer room, and fitness center.

The funding for the project has not been finalized at this time.

Negotiations for how to bring more housing to low income families in San Diego County is ongoing since the state axed redevelopment agencies that funded the affordable housing projects across the state. The elimination of these agencies was a way for the state to address the state’s deficit.

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