Worthington La Luna

CRP Affordable Housing and Community Development has joined forces with the Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee on Anti-Poverty of San Diego Inc (MAAC) and MirKa Investments to provide desperately needed housing to farmworker families in Imperial, California.

Construction for the first phase of the 114-unit project was completed at the end of 2021. The project will serve families with incomes ranging from 30-60% of the area median income.

Worthington La Luna provides 103 parking spaces for its residents. The development also includes a community area with a community room, computer lounge, lobby, lounge area, leasing offices, and restrooms.

MAAC will provide programs that support residents’ ability to find and sustain employment that promotes economic self-sufficiency. Other services include daycare, formal recreational activities, referrals to primary healthcare services, vaccination or medical screening programs, job training programs, credit counseling, and budgeting courses.

Worthington La Luna Apartments is designed in accordance with Greenpoint Certification requirements. Our energy consultant, Partner Energy, oversees this element of the design work. This project is LEED Platinum certified, the top rating under the world’s mostmost widely used building rating system. The project design and development teams have incorporated a suite of strategies and features to reduce energy consumption and increase energy efficiency.

Project

Worthington La Luna Family Apartments

Administrative General Partner

CRP Affordable Housing & Community Development

Managing General Partner

Metropolitan Area Advisory Committee on Anti-Poverty of San Diego Inc

Development Project Profile

New construction of 114 affordable residential units

Green Certification

LEED Platinum

Total Project Size

127,811 square ft

Status

Phase I Completed (66 units)