FOUR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES in San Jose will soon be able to purchase a home of their own.
Habitat for Humanity has been renovating the historic Pallesen Apartments building, now located at the corner of Fourth and Reed streets, and will sell the condominiums to first-time buyers when the rehabilitation is complete in August. The 115-year-old building — comprising four 1,100-square-foot, two-bedroom condos — will have a new foundation and roof, as well as new flooring, cabinets, bathrooms, appliances and more. The restoration costs about $2.6 million. Scape San Jose LLC, the previous owner, donated the building to Habitat for Humanity.
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