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See Our Work in Northern California

Jefferson Oaks

• Jefferson Oaks involves the Green Communities renovation of two properties in downtown Oakland: the Oaks Hotel and the adjacent Jefferson Inn. 
• This development will include 102 efficiency apartments with project-based rental subsidy.
• Half the apartments will serve the formerly homeless with services provided by Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services.
• Enterprise is providing  over $15 million of equity as well as a $4 million bridge loan to provide construction financing for the project bridge.

990 Polk Street

• 990 Polk Street will create110 new units of green affordable senior housing, with 50 unit set aside for formerly homeless seniors.
• It is considered a prime example of environmentally sustainable design along with providing services-rich supportive housing, and it won the national Readers' Choice Awards for Affordable Housing Finance Magazine in 2009.
• Enterprise provided $20 million of equity and an Enterprise Green Communities grant to the project.

Hunters View

• Hunters View has 267 existing public housing units in 50 two- to three-story buildings on 22 acres in San Francisco's Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood.
• The developer team of The John Stewart Company, Devine & Gong, and Ridge Point has begun construction on the phase 1 units, and Enterprise is providing $28 million in equity for the project.
• This is a multi-year, multi-phase effort to replaced all the public housing units one-for-one and to build new affordable rental and market rate homeownership units as well in a thriving mixed-income community, while focusing on resident services, community building, economic and workforce development, education and health.
• Enterprise is leading a Campaign for HOPE SF to raise funds for Hunters View and the four other HOPE SF sites across the City of San Francisco.