In Long Beach, a new mixed-income development from Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles is taking shape near the A Line's Anaheim Street Station.
Located at 200 E. 14th Street, the project consists of four different buildings containing 36 condominiums in two- and three-bedroom floor plans ranging from 1,215 to 1,550 square feet in size.
View looking southwest from 14th StreetUrbanize LA
Most of the homes would include standard two-car garages at the ground-floor, although four of the units would have just a single parking space each. In total, 68 parking spaces are planned.
The three-story structures are to be clad in materials including stucco and fiber cement siding, with pedestrian entrances along 14th Street. Automobile access would be oriented toward Locust Avenue.
Site plan for 200 E 14th StreetHabitat for Humanity
According to a project brochure, 16 of the homes are to be sold to low-income households. The remaining 20 homes will be priced at market rate.
Habitat for Humanity has previously developed a similar for-sale development a short walk to the east on 14th Street, and is slated to build a third project one block to the north on 15th Street.
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