Satellite Affordable Housing Associates

Two teams seeking the development opportunity at the North Berkeley BART station presented their credentials for public evaluation.

Jordan Court, an affordable housing community of 34 studios for low-income and formerly houseless seniors in North Berkeley, celebrated its grand opening May 5.

All Souls Episcopal Parish, or ASEP, and Satellite Affordable Housing Associates, or SAHA, broke ground Wednesday on Jordan Court for a project that will build 34 affordable homes for seniors in Berkeley.

Two Berkeley affordable housing projects have been awarded nearly $42 million in state grants for transit-oriented development.

The California Health Facilities Financing Authority recently announced the sale of $500 million in revenue bonds to fund the No Place Like Home program.

On Aug. 4, residents of a low-income senior housing complex in South Berkeley were displaced after a fire began in the early afternoon.

The survey gauged the responses of 500 community members to various affordable housing, homeless resource, mental health service and safety measures the council is considering for placement on the November ballot.

Senior residents and community members of Berkeley celebrated the grand opening of a new low-income senior housing complex in the city Tuesday morning.

Several city officials and community-based developers broke ground Tuesday on a $16 million affordable senior housing facility in South Berkeley’s Adeline Corridor, making it one of few located in the area.

Berkeley City Council held a special work session Tuesday — with presentations by regional researchers, city staff, developers, housing authority officials and campus city planning professors — where it discussed possible strategies to mitigate and resolve the city’s affordable housing crisis.