Marin County Housing Development Secures Funding For Revitalization

Core Insights - The Golden Gate Village housing development in Marin County has secured funding for renovations, marking the start of a revitalization project scheduled for early 2026 [4][5][10] Funding and Project Details - The project has received tax credits and bonds from the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee and California Debt Limit Allocation Committee, enabling the commencement of phase 1 of the revitalization [4][6] - Phase 1 will focus on upgrading kitchens and bathrooms in the historic mid-century low-rise buildings, improving safety, energy efficiency, and adding new outdoor spaces [6][7] Community Involvement and Impact - The revitalization project reflects years of collaboration among the Marin Housing Authority, residents, and Burbank Housing, emphasizing community input and engagement [7][10] - Residents have expressed their hopes for the community, and the project aims to ensure modern, comfortable apartments for current residents while preserving the community's history [5][8][9] Historical Significance - Golden Gate Village, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright protégé Aaron Green and built in 1961, is a historic site that provides homes for nearly 300 low-income families and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places [3][9][11]