What you can do
- Speak at a Housing Commission board meeting ↗
The board meets in person. Fill in a speaker slip at the meeting to comment on an agenda item, or on anything else during non-agenda public comment. Agendas and the meeting calendar are on this page.
- Contact the Housing Commission ↗
Use the contact form, or call 619-231-9400, with questions about the building or who it will house.
Where it stands
The San Diego Housing Commission bought this 90-unit building, a former short-term rental, on April 10, 2026. The approved price was up to $37.35 million.
The Housing Commission is turning it into 80 apartments with support services, plus two units for managers. The apartments are for people earning up to 30 percent of the area median income. Forty are for veterans who have been homeless. Twenty are for people who have been homeless for a long time, and 20 are for people at risk of homelessness.
A 55-year covenant, a legal promise tied to the property, keeps the 80 units affordable. State Homekey+, City and County money pays for it.
On July 9 the Housing Commission board voted 4-0 for a construction contract with LDCo., Inc. of up to $3,581,600. The work turns eight units into offices and a common room for residents. It replaces the roof, and adds cameras, gates, lighting and accessibility upgrades. The state grant sets December 14, 2026 as the date the work must be finished.
Planning group: The Housing Commission presented the project to the planning group on August 21, 2025. The group took no vote.
- Planning group minutes
- Housing Commission funding and purchase approval
- Housing Commission report on the construction contract
- Housing Commission vote on the contract (minutes)
- Expected:Completion date set by the state grant
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