A new housing community in San Diego is planning to provide permanent homes for low-income seniors who have experienced homelessness.

Community HousingWorks is planning Arizona Street Development, a proposed 76-home seniors apartment building and a 118-home multifamily building in San Diego’s North Park district.

Volunteer Peggy Killian folds bath towels in an apartment in Ivy Senior Apartments for seniors in San Diego during a event Saturday where volunteers prepared apartments for occupancy.

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Coventry Court, a 240-unit mixed-income senior housing community in Tustin Ranch, has traded hands for $83 million, according ...

Rents at San Diego’s newest luxury apartment building, Folia, rival a mortgage payment. The 342-unit Folia complex at 12520 Camino Del Sur opens this month and already is one of the most ...

To many critics of a generous backyard-apartment incentive San Diego is poised to rein in, most of the problems with the ...

The projects that would be funded under the Bridge to Home initiative would create a total of 400 new affordable homes in five different City Council districts.

Barton Lynch, left, and Jordan Toellner near their new apartment in San Diego. When their landlord told them he planned to raise their rent by 20 percent, they decided it was time to start paying ...

A groundbreaking ceremony took place in San Ysidro for a new affordable housing facility catering to seniors.

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Thursday for the grand opening of new affordable housing in the Clairemont Mesa neighborhood.

The complex, at 4.5 acres, features a mix of single-story, cottage-style bungalows and apartment homes in two-story buildings with elevator service.