The building includes 110 units of deeply affordable housing, serving households earning up to 50% AMI, and a vibrant ground floor anchored by a new Wells Fargo branch and locally owned businesses. Designed with community input, the project introduces a commercial condo ownership model, creating rare opportunities for small business owners to purchase their space. This model allows local entrepreneurs to purchase and own their storefronts, enabling them to build equity, stabilize operating costs, and establish long-term roots in the corridor. The condos include a new Wells Fargo branch as well as Martiya, an upcoming upscale East African restaurant from the owner of Afro Deli & Grill



















