City Heights is getting a major shot of family housing, courtesy of a familiar neighborhood landmark. Today, Mayor Todd Gloria said the historic building known as The Teralta will be converted into 73 affordable homes, with 45 of those set aside as three‑ and four‑bedroom units tailored for larger and multigenerational households. City Hall is pitching it as a preservation‑first project that keeps a legacy structure while carving out badly needed, family‑sized apartments in a neighborhood already buzzing with affordable housing activity.
Mayor’s Announcement And Scope
The mayor took to X to break the news, saying The Teralta will deliver 73 new homes in City Heights, including 45 units laid out as three‑ and four‑bedroom apartments, according to Mayor Todd Gloria. In his post, he framed the move as turning “a historic building into homes families can afford.” What he did not share were some of the nuts‑and‑bolts details: there is no public construction schedule yet, no named developer and no breakdown of how…..