California Affordable Housing

The Oakland Housing Authority was established on April 28, 1938 to provide low-income residents of the City of Oakland with access to low-cost housing. Currently, the Authority provides 1, 606 public housing units on 14 sites, 966 units at large developments, 383 units at designated senior sites, 307 units in mixed-finance partnerships, and 13, 177 Section 8 leased housing units ( rental assistance to private owners ).The Authority is governed by a seven-member Board of Commissioners appointed by the mayor of the City of Oakland, with the approval of the Oakland City Council. Two members are residents of the Housing Authority. The Housing Authority Executive Director reports to the Board of Commissioners. The Authority has budgeted staff of 358 in six ( 6 ) major divisions. The Office of the Executive Director ; the Office of Real Estate Development ; the Office of Finance & Program Administration which includes the Department of Leased Housing, Finance, Information Technology, and the California Affordable Housing Initiatives ( CAHI ), Inc ; the Office of Property Operations ; and the Departments of Human Resources and Police Services ;

Bridge Housing is a prominent organization focused on developing and managing affordable housing communities. One of their notable projects, Pickleweed Apartments in Mill Valley, offers 32 affordable one, two, and three-bedroom apartments set against the scenic backdrop of Richardson Bay's wetlands. Since its completion in 1986, Pickleweed Apartments has been recognized with prestigious awards, including a Gold Nugget Best in the West Award and the Urban Land Institute Award for Excellence. The development is conveniently located near schools, recreational facilities, parks, and retail centers, emphasizing the organization's commitment to enhancing community living. Generated from the website