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88 Broadway / 735 Davis

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Candlestick Point Block 11A

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This new development in downtown Berkeley is in a transit rich neighborhood and will provide affordable permanent, supportive, and transitional housing as well as supportive services to formerly homeless individuals, veterans, and low-income families as well as a public parking garage.

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75 Arkansas Student Housing

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Mission Bay Block 3 East

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Laguna Commons in the San Francisco Bay Area is located at Fremont’s historic Five Corners area, and provides affordable housing and supportive services for formerly homeless families and veterans.

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455 Fell, an affordable housing project, is the final project for the Market Octavia Plan in San Francisco and is the greatest opportunity to achieve an economically diverse, green, pedestrian-oriented neighborhood.

455 Fell Apartments

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300 Arballo, Parkmerced

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The Richard W. Lyman Graduate Residences at Stanford University in the Bay Area are shaped around the landscape to connect the students to the natural world.

Richard W. Lyman Graduate Residences

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The Nancy and Stephen Grand Family House is a LEED Platinum certified home that provides a comforting, supportive, and sustainably healthy environment for families whose children are being treated at the nearby UC San Francisco Benioff Children’s Hospital.

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474 Natoma Apartments is an affordable family housing development in San Francisco’s South of Market Redevelopment Area; it integrates many sustainable features resulting in a high Green Point certification.

474 Natoma Apartments

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235 Berry Street is one of the first housing developments to be built in San Francisco’s emerging Mission Bay neighborhood.

235 Berry Street

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This private residence on Vai Avenue in Cupertino is a model of exemplary single family living for the 21st century through an aggressive sustainability agenda; the home is certified LEED Platinum and is net-zero energy/carbon neutral.

Vai Avenue Residence

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The Sweetwater Spectrum Community is a nationally-recognized, net-zero energy model of housing for adults with autism in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Sweetwater Spectrum Community

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The Plaza Apartments in San Francisco was the first new permanent housing for formerly homeless residents; located in the South of Market neighborhood, the affordable housing complex achieves a sustainable goal of being certified LEED Silver and includes supportive services for residents.

Plaza Apartments

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Mission Walk is the first sustainable, affordable housing development in the Mission Bay neighborhood of San Francisco, achieving a LEED Silver rating.

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Merritt Crossing is a Green Point rated and LEED Platinum certified affordable housing building for seniors, a model of sustainable design in an urban area of Oakland in the Bay Area.

Merritt Crossing

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The Madison at 14th Street Apartments in Oakland provides affordable housing and supportive services for low-income families and youth at risk of homelessness.

Madison at 14th Street Apartments

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Rene Cazenave Apartments in San Francisco is a model of sustainability for affordable housing, providing permanent residences for formerly homeless individuals in the Transbay Redevelopment Area.

Rene Cazenave Apartments

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