Emeryville eyes surplus properties to create affordable housing for disadvantaged groups

by Rebecca Smith, Bay City News July 26, 2022July 25, 2022

A modular building occupies two parcels of surplus property at the junction of San Pablo Avenue and 43rd Street in Emeryville. The City Council has approved redevelopment of the site into a project that would provide affordable homes for seniors and young adults transitioning from foster care or similar circumstances. (Google image)

Emeryville is using its surplus land to create new affordable housing units for disadvantaged youths, seniors and formerly incarcerated people.

One project on San Pablo Avenue was approved and one project on Adeline Street had a request for proposal issued at the July 19 City Council meeting.

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