Tiburon Place
Overview
Deal Type |
Construction |
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Size |
$53 Million 4% bond LIHTC and State Housing Equity |
Summary
Tiburon Place is a new construction, affordable housing development that will serve low-income family households, located in San Luis Obispo (SLO), CA. The property consists of two three-story residential buildings, one residents’ community center, and 69 carport parking spaces, situated on a 2.11-acre of land. The residential buildings will house 68 units with a mix of 18 studios, 24 one-bedroom, and 25 two-bedroom, units at an average of 572 square feet.
Tiburon Place will offer units for individuals and/or families that fall within the 25%, 30%, 40%, 50%, and 60% AMI income levels. The former, served at the 25% and 30% AMI levels, include a number of units that are part of California’s permanent supportive housing program. KeyBank Community Development Lending and Investment (CDLI) provided $30.3 million in construction and perm debt and $23 million in federal and state housing equity. Other sources include CA HCD, who provided $6.4 million through No Place Like Home and the City and County of SLO who provided just under $2 million.
The primary philosophy shaping this project is the ‘Housing First’ approach, based on the principle of providing a stable living environment. In addition to this being permanent housing, supportive services are provided that will help households independently maintain their housing. Services are provided by People’s Self-Help Housing and local service provider partners.
The project is sponsored by People’s Self-Help Housing Corp (PSHHC), the longest serving nonprofit housing developer on California’s Central Coast, with a mission to build affordable homes that offer opportunities to change lives and strengthen communities throughout San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Monterey and Ventura counties. The architectural firm is CSA Architects.