- City Council takes next step toward affordable homes downtownOn Tuesday, June 3, Menlo Park city council gave direction to take the next step toward building hundreds of new affordable homes downtown. The council voted to invite proposals from Alliant, MidPen, Presidio Bay, Related/Alta, Eden and PATH. Council asked for updates to the Request for Proposals, and added questions about property management designed to … Continue reading “City Council takes next step toward affordable homes downtown”
- Making Affordable Housing Happen – Event Recap On Sunday, May 4th, 40 community members participated with Menlo Together and friends from Housing Leadership Council at Neighborhood Pizza Guy & Cafe Zoe for pizza and to talk about the importance of affordable housing. Together, we uncovered the history of housing segregation in Menlo Park and saw how it still fuels the shortage of … Continue reading “Making Affordable Housing Happen – Event Recap “
- May 4th Event – Making Affordable Homes Happen in Menlo ParkAs we celebrate Affordable Housing Month, let’s come together as neighbors to envision a bold future where everyone in our community has an affordable and welcoming place to call home. Join us for an engaging discussions hosted by Menlo Together and the Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County. Enjoy delicious pizza while learning about … Continue reading “May 4th Event – Making Affordable Homes Happen in Menlo Park”
- March 5: Housing Commission to consider 800 new homes with 31% affordable The Parkline/SRI proposal is coming before the Menlo Park Housing Commission on Wednesday, March 5 at 6:30pm. The proposal includes 800 new homes, including a diversity of housing options, within walking distance of public transit, parks, great public schools, and downtown. The Housing Commission will consider the Below Market Rate (BMR) housing agreement in the … Continue reading “March 5: Housing Commission to consider 800 new homes with 31% affordable “
- Menlo Park City Council advances downtown affordable housingMenlo Park City Council voted unanimously to take an important first step toward allowing new affordable homes downtown on city-owned parking lots on Tuesday, in a long meeting with over 100 public comments, split 50/50 between supporters and opponents. On Tuesday night, Council directed staff to release a Request for Qualifications (RFQ), inviting affordable and … Continue reading “Menlo Park City Council advances downtown affordable housing”