| |  Workforce Housing in San Carlos
Cherry Street Apartments - This six-unit apartment building near downtown San Carlos includes five two-bedroom units and one one-bedroom unit. Units are available to very-low and lower income level households.
Contact: HIP-Human Investment Project 650-348-6660
Laureola Oaks - A sixteen-unit rental townhouse complex accommodates families earning very low and lower-incomes. This development consists of four one-bedroom units, six two-bedroom units and six three-bedroom units. Persons who live and/or work in San Carlos are given a priority to rent the units.
Contact: Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition 650-637-8206
Laurel Theater Apartments- This 42-unit mixed-use development consists of 16 studios, 14 one-bedroom and 12 two-bedroom units. Four units are available to very low-income person households.
Contact: BT Properties attn: Monica Kato 650-279-3780
Pacific Hacienda - This 89-unit mixed-use development consists of office, retail and housing units. Thirteen units were available for purchase to low and moderate-income person households.
Contact: Rene Daskalakis 650-610-6448 email: Daskalakis@prodigy.net
Robbins Nest - A 6 bedroom shared resident home available to single parents working towards self-sufficiency through job training or education.
Contact: HIP-Human Investment Project 650-348-6660
San Carlos Elms Senior Care Facility - This 85-unit senior assisted care facility is located near downtown San Carlos and adjacent to City Hall, Library, and close to the Senior Center. Seventeen of the units are permanently set-aside for very-low income occupants. The Facility consists of 35 studios, 40 one-bedroom units and 10 two-bedroom units. Rent includes all meals in a common dining room.
Contact: http://www.sancarloselms.com 650-595-1500 email: info@scelms.com
1001 Laurel - This 90-unit mixed-use development consists of retail, office and housing units. Seventeen units are available for purchase to low and moderate income person households.
Contact: Rene Daskalakis 650-610-6448 email: Daskalakis@prodigy.net
Eligibility Chart for Workforce Housing Programs
2011 San Mateo County Income Limits (prepared 7/23/11)
as defined by HUD and the State of California
| -----------Income Limits By Family Size------------- |
|
Income Category
|
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8
|
| Extremely Low* |
$22,450 |
$25,650 |
$28,850 |
$32,050 |
$34,650 |
$37,200 |
$39,750 |
$42,350
|
| Very Low* |
$37,400 |
$42,750 |
$48,100 |
$53,400 |
$57,700 |
$61,950 |
$66,250 |
$70,500
|
| HOME limit* |
$45,180 |
$51,600 |
$58,060 |
$64,500 |
$69,600 |
$74,820 |
$70,980 |
$85,140
|
| Low * |
$59,850 |
$68,400 |
$76,950 |
$85,450 |
$92,300 |
$99,150 |
$106,000 |
$112,800
|
| Median** |
$71,100 |
$81,300 |
$91,450 |
$101,600 |
$109,750 |
$117,850 |
$126,000 |
$134,100
|
| Moderate** |
$83,350 |
$97,500 |
$109,700 |
$121,900 |
$131,650 |
$141,400 |
$151,150 |
$160,900
|
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**Income figures provided by HUD for all San Mateo County federal entitlement programs (CDBG, HOME, ESG)
**Income figures provided by State of California HCD - You should verify the income figures in use for each specific program.
For information regarding San Mateo County housing please call the San Mateo Housing Authority at (650) 802-3300.
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