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City Subsidies Boost Affordable Housing Projects in Mountain View

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By Robert Carlsen ROEM Development Corp. of Santa Clara is taking advantage of $21.5 million in Mountain View's affordable housing subsidy fund to move ahead with the 116-unit Evelyn Family Apartments planned for 779 E. Evelyn Ave. The city's Notice of Funding Availability review committee in February recommended the subsidy to the Mountain View City […]

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