Casa de Palma
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Casa de Palma, a 12-room SRO located in the City of San Jose was completed in 1997. The development provides permanent housing for twelve formerly homeless individuals via the Section 8 Mod-Rehab Program of the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Casa de Palma was an abandoned building that became both an eyesore and a problem in the Horrace-Mann neighborhood. Charities Housing completed extensive renovation of the property with the financial assistance of Citibank, Federal Home Loan Bank’s Affordable Housing Program, Lenders for Community Development, and the City of San Jose’s Housing Department. The end result is a positive addition to the ongoing neighborhood revitalization efforts.

 
 

Sources:
CitiBank, Community Lending
City of San Jose - Housing
Federal Home Loan Bank – AHP
Deferred Developer Fee

 
 
Site Size (Acres):
0.11
Number of Units:
12
Density (units per acre):
109
Construction completion date:
November 1997
Unit Mix:
12 - suite, 390 sq. ft. avg.
Affordability:
100% @ extremely low income
Population Served:
individuals at risk of being homeless


 
 

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