By Dana Williams and Eric Page /7SanDiego / November 18, 2024
A completely renovated apartment building called the Shores at North Beach, just steps from the sand at Ocean Beach, opened in mid-November, featuring 13 newly refurbished units for people experiencing homelessness.
The $6,830,005 project is being funded in part through the California's Homekey organization, a "statewide effort to sustain and rapidly expand housing for persons experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness."
Each unit has gotten a coat of paint and new electrical, and features an efficiency kitchen and new bathroom fixtures. They also each come with a couch, table, lamp, a few kitchen items, laundry items, bath towels and toiletries, as well as a bed with bedding and two nightstands. As for outside, the courtyard has landscaping and more new paint, and there is new concrete and striping out by the parking, along with a brand new security gate facing the street.
By Dana Williams and Eric Page /7SanDiego / November 18, 2024
A completely renovated apartment building called the Shores at North Beach, just steps from the sand at Ocean Beach, opened in mid-November, featuring 13 newly refurbished units for people experiencing homelessness.
The $6,830,005 project is being funded in part through the California's Homekey organization, a "statewide effort to sustain and rapidly expand housing for persons experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness."
Each unit has gotten a coat of paint and new electrical, and features an efficiency kitchen and new bathroom fixtures. They also each come with a couch, table, lamp, a few kitchen items, laundry items, bath towels and toiletries, as well as a bed with bedding and two nightstands. As for outside, the courtyard has landscaping and more new paint, and there is new concrete and striping out by the parking, along with a brand new security gate facing the street.