Sunnyvale Receives $29.53 Million for Affordable Housing Projects
Sunnyvale, CA — February 5, 2026 — The city has been awarded $29.53 million for three new affordable housing developments, marking a significant investment in community growth.
Major Investment in Affordable Housing
Sunnyvale’s City Council has announced a historic allocation of $29.53 million for three new affordable housing communities. This funding aims to address the city’s pressing housing needs and support low-income residents.
Details of the Housing Projects
- 1171 Sonora Court: Over $14 million allocated to MidPen Housing for 170 affordable units, including 34 permanent supportive housing units for formerly unhoused residents. Construction is projected to begin in 2028.
- 352 E. Java Drive: $14 million awarded to The Pacific Companies and Miramar Capital for 305 affordable units, marking the first residential development in the Moffett Park Specific Plan area. Construction is slated to begin in 2026.
- 295 S. Mathilda Avenue: $1.5 million granted to MidPen Housing for 125 affordable units near Downtown Sunnyvale, with construction estimated to start in 2027.
Community Impact
Mayor Larry Klein emphasized the significance of this investment, stating, “This significant investment in affordable housing will serve a range of needs in our community. These projects take a lot of hard work and depend on the strong partnerships we have with their developers. We look forward to seeing them come to fruition.”
Addressing Housing Affordability
With the average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in Sunnyvale around $3,184, these developments are a crucial step toward making housing more accessible for residents. The city’s proactive approach aims to alleviate the housing crisis and provide stable living conditions for many.
Looking Ahead
As these projects progress, Sunnyvale continues to prioritize affordable housing, striving to meet the needs of its growing population and ensure a diverse and inclusive community.
