By Meghan Hall A completely-affordable housing project in Emeryville is striving to spearhead a different type of development: intergenerational housing. Proposed by EAH Housing, the 68-unit project had to clear several hurdles before it could be considered by City officials, including a change to California civil codes. “The emphasis on this particular site was to […]
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