La Veranda Opens in East Los Angeles, Providing 76 Affordable Homes
t. Joseph Center joined community partners to celebrate the opening of La Veranda, a new East Los Angeles development providing 76 affordable homes and supportive services.
St. Joseph Center joined Adobe Communities, Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro), Mayor Karen Bass, and community partners to celebrate the opening of La Veranda in East Los Angeles.
The new affordable housing development provides 76 homes and was built on Metro-owned land in Boyle Heights. St. Joseph Center serves as a permanent supportive housing partner, helping connect residents with services and resources that support long-term housing stability.
The Los Angeles Daily News covered the opening and the collaboration behind the development.
Read the full Daily News article to learn more about La Veranda and the project’s development.
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