66,900-square-foot Stanford project targets families earning 30%-80% of area median income Affordable housing development continues to expand in Santa Monica as one of the city's most active nonprofit builders takes on another family-oriented project. Community Corporation of Santa Monica is advancing plans for a 71-unit residential building at 1631-1637 Stanford St., designed entirely for income-restricted […]
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