news about specific projects
This mixed-use project proposes six stories with 174 studio units and 55 one bedroom units. It is an entirely affordable housing project. 90% of units are affordable for low-income and 10% are affordable for very low-income. 1316-1320 Grant Avenue and 1020 Fourth StreetAssessor’s Parcel Number (APN): 141-261-29
This project would develop 80 residential units and a commercial building. It would range from townhomes, to single-family one level homes, to 2 and 3 story apartment buildings. 8161 Redwood Blvd – On the west side of Redwood Blvd, north of Buck Center Drive, and north and west of the Days Inn Hotel.Assessor’s Parcel Number…
This is a city owned site, and the housing proposal includes 56 apartments. The complex would be six stories, and half of the units would be supportive housing for formerly homeless individuals. Read more here.
Project approved February 2025 by the Marin County Board of Supervisors. This project is the result of community pushback at 825 Drake Ave in Marin City. The developer of that project has now proposed to split the project, and develop 32 affordable housing units at this location in Tam Junction. Read more on the Marin…
This project will provide downtown Bolinas with 8 units of housing. It will be two and three bedroom units. It will be deed restricted, so that only those who qualify with low, very-low, and extremely low income can live there. This project is a product of the efforts from the Bolinas Community Land Trust (BCLT).
This project in unincorporated San Rafael submitted an application for 62 three-story residential townhomes. It would develop 14 buildings with 20% of the units affordable for income qualified households. Read more here on the Marin County webpage.
1515 4th Street was originally approved as a mixed-use project with 162 housing units included. However, in July 2024 the project shifted to a complex for seniors. It will include 155 independent and assisted living dwellings and 28 memory care rooms. This project is in a walkable area near transit. The proposed height and density…
Housing developer Eden Housing has begun construction in San Rafael at the 3301 Kerner Blvd site, which will create a 100% permanent supportive housing complex. Marin County received a Project Homekey award from the State of California to purchase the office building at 3301 Kerner Boulevard in San Rafael. Read more here.
As of March 2025, this project has been formally submitted. This project is utilizing Senate Bill 35 to streamline the development of affordable housing. This project proposes 35 units and will be five stories tall. 420 & 450 4th Street and 1010 Grand Avenue
As of March 2025, this project is under construction. This project expands and revitalizes the Aldersly campus. It will increase independent living units from 55 to 69 (14 new units), and would develop several new outdoor spaces.