By Kate Snyder As the City of Emeryville works toward adding more affordable housing within its borders, officials have teamed up with a nonprofit organization for a project that would add hundreds of apartments for low-income individuals and families. EAH Housing was chosen as the developer for a 367-unit complex on the city’s west end, […]
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