Projects

This project will provide 324 studios, 1-bedroom, and 3-bedroom apartment homes to the El Cajon Boulevard corridor on a site that previously operated as a Howard Johnson hotel. Featuring lifestyle-enhancing amenities like an indoor/outdoor fitness area, roof deck, meditation garden, outdoor BBQs and several study and work areas, 6440 El Cajon will offer an exciting new residential option to the College Area neighborhood. Pre-leasing will commence April 2025 and first move-ins are scheduled for June 2025.

This attractive new building adds 72 apartment homes to a bustling North Park / Normal Heights pocket lined with popular shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The ground floor features 2,000 square feet of retail space – including Coldstone Creamery which is scheduled to open in Spring 2025 – which extends the commercial activity on Adams Avenue. Viewable at www.2911adamsapartments.com, the project offers studio, 1-bedroom, and 3-bedroom units with rents starting at $2,000.

3167 Market Street completed construction in October 2023. Impact Housing’s first project in San Diego, the 5-story building added 34 apartment homes all priced at very low-, low-, or moderate-income rent levels. The site is in a Downtown-adjacent neighborhood that has not seen substantial new housing construction in decades and is located within a block of bus stops that provide direct access into Downtown San Diego’s commercial districts and is less than a 10-minute walk to the 32nd Street & Commercial trolley station.

This project will bring 483 apartment homes to the Grantville neighborhood, transforming a site previously occupied by a small retail center. Situated in the heart of Grantville’s Transit Priority Area, the 7-story development is designed to offer affordable rents tailored to the local workforce. Residents will enjoy a range of appealing amenities, including a gym, resident lounges, rooftop decks, courtyards, and more, creating an inviting and functional living environment.

This 272unit project in the Stockton neighborhood is Impact Housing’s first venture into tax credit financing.  The project will be transforming a site previously occupied by aoffice and light industrial uses. The site is in a Downtown-adjacent neighborhood that has not seen substantial new housing construction in decades except for our 3167 Market Street project a block away.  The 7-story development will be funded by tax credits and developed by  MRK, and Impact Housing will provide design, manufacturing and construction management services for the site that Impact Housing first identified and started entitling.