Union Tower Opens in National City: 94 Affordable Homes, 24 Reserved for Veterans Who Experienced Homelessness
Union Tower, a new affordable housing community in National City, San Diego County, California, has opened with 94 apartment homes for low-income families and veterans, the County of San Diego announced on November 10.
According to project details previously released by the City of National City, Union Tower was developed by the city with Wakeland Housing and Development Corporation at 2312 F Avenue. Its two buildings, of four and seven stories, serve households earning between 30 and 60 percent of the San Diego County area median income, with local low-income households prioritized under the city's Local Preference Policy.
Twenty-four of the 94 homes are reserved for veterans who have experienced homelessness, with on-site supportive services. The project rises on the site of National City Park Apartments, which served low-income residents for more than 50 years.
The county said the new community will help address the region's housing shortage. A ribbon cutting was set for November 10.
(Source: County of San Diego)
Source: County of San Diego
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