Oakland has been awarded over $14 million in state Homekey funds, which it will put toward housing for seniors experiencing homelessness, according to the city.
The $14,266,000 award will be used to create 40 new units in East Oakland, bringing the city’s total to 467 affordable units under the program, according to the city.
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