The $19 million apartment project on five acres will be an extension of the Vintage Pointe senior housing project, according to representatives for the City Council.
USA Properties Fund of Roseville owns Vintage Pointe. Officials for the group say the existing 136-unit complex has a two-year waiting period. The property is the remaining vacant land of what once was the Sterling Homes military housing complex.
A one-bedroom unit will rent for $451, while a two-bedroom apartment will cost $811. Residents over age 55 with incomes below the county average will be eligible for the units.
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