In a notable shift for Newark’s built landscape, Berkeley-based Satellite Affordable Housing Associates (SAHA) is advancing plans for a five-story, 100 percent affordable residential project at 6375 Thornton Avenue. Backed by a CEQA exemption and a $12 million city loan, the project proposes to replace three long-vacant buildings with a 59-unit mid-rise structure, a rarity […]
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