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From left: Danielle Foster, City of Roseville; Scott Alvord, City of Roseville; John Nunn, California Department of Housing and Community Development; Caitlin Lanctot, California Public Finance Authority; Graham Espley-Jones, Western Community Housing;
Supervisor Bonnie Gore, County of Placer; Sean Johnson, CalVet;
Mayor John B. Allard II, City of Roseville; Loren Messeri, Meta Housing;
Aaron Mandel, Meta Housing.
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Meta Housing breaks ground on Main Street
Plaza Apartmentsin Roseville, California. The project consists of a 44-unit
mixed-use affordable housing complex with 3,000 square feet of community-integrated
commercial space, a 21-unit affordable housing complex and a public pedestrian
paseo.
Roseville, CA – Meta Housing Corporation,
a Los Angeles-based developer, in a joint venture partnership with Western
Community Housing, Inc., a Southern California-based non-profit public benefit
corporation, has announced the development of Main Street Plaza Apartments,
consisting of a 44-unit mixed-use affordable housing complex with 3,000 square
feet of community-integrated commercial space, a 21-unit affordable housing
complex and a public pedestrian paseo in Roseville, California.
The $32.8 million project will provide affordable housing for low-income
families, veterans, and special needs individuals.
Main Street Plaza Apartments will be located at the northeast corner of Washington Boulevard and Main Street' The project is expected to be completed in Fall 2020.
The remaining 34 affordable units will serve low-income
families, including veteran families and the local workforce.
Main Street Plaza Apartments will be located at the northeast corner of Washington Boulevard and Main Street' The project is expected to be completed in Fall 2020.
Of the 65 apartment
units to be built at the property, 19 will serve veterans receiving HUD VASH
rental subsidy, while 11 units will serve low income households through the
Housing Choice Voucher program; both rental subsidy contracts were awarded to
the project and contracted through the Roseville Housing Authority.
Supportive services funding and development assistance
through the Placer County MHSA program, will ensure that 10 of the 11 general
voucher units will serve households with special needs.
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| Kasey M. Burke |
“The City of Roseville is making affordable housing a priority for
households at all income levels throughout the city,” says Kasey Burke,
President of Meta Housing.
“We’re excited to be contributing to this goal through the
development of Main Street Plaza Apartments, which will provide attractive new
homes for families earning between 30 percent and 60 percent of area median
income, as well as for veterans and individuals living with mental illness.”
Burke notes that the project’s resident service coordinator, LifeSTEPS,
will provide life-improving services to all residents at Main Street Plaza
Apartments.
“One of the City of Roseville’s main initiatives is reinvestment into the
city’s core neighborhoods," says John B. Allard, II, Mayor of
Roseville..
The veteran population will receive specialized service
coordination, education, case management, health services, transportation,
counseling, and advocacy on-site and through the VA Sierra Nevada Health Care
System.
MHSA residents will receive intensive case management
services from Placer County.
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| Roseville, CA Mayor John B. Allard II |
"Here we are doing this through affordable housing and
economic development principles.
"As a partner in providing land and financing to this
project, the City is sparking revitalization in the Historic Old Town and
supporting the neighborhood economy by providing affordable housing options for
a range of community needs through the increase of residents in the district.
“We view the Main
Street Plaza Apartments development as a significant contributor towards
multiple city goals and, since the project will also serve our veterans, local
workforce, and residents with special needs, it is also a point of pride for
our city.”
Main Street Plaza Apartments will offer 27 one-bedroom, 19 two-bedroom, and 17 three-bedroom units, along with two two-bedroom manager’s units. In addition, the development will include 3,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space and a public pedestrian paseo.
CONTACTS:
Micaela Fehrenbach/Lexi Astfalk
Brower Group
(949) 438-6262
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