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$15 million condo project in Daly City offers homeownership to low-income families By Neil Gonzales San Mateo County Times Posted: 06/03/2010 12:01:00 AM PDT A $15 million condominium project will turn dozens of low-income families into homeowners. The project by the nonprofit affordable-housing builder Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco breaks ground today at 7555 Mission St., near El Camino Real. “It has been a long time in the making and came in response to the growing need for affordable housing near the El Camino/Mission Street transit corridor,” said Jennifer Doettling, spokeswoman for the Habitat chapter that covers the Peninsula, San Francisco and Marin County. The development is the chapter’s largest and most ambitious with 36 units in a three-story building above a parking structure, the nonprofit said. The condos will be sold to underprivileged local families at no profit and financed with a zero-interest mortgage, Habitat officials said.
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