A SAN JOSE DEVELOPMENT touted as the gold standard for prefabricated temporary housing has turned into a hornets’ nest fraught with problems.
A total of six former and current workers claim Branham Lane — a three-story site with 168 apartments operated by LifeMoves — is plagued with managerial dysfunction, unprofessionalism and alleged drug dealing between an employee and residents, according to an investigation by this news organization. The temporary shelter provides supportive services to previously homeless individuals and families.
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