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Tammy Yarbery a leasing agent with USA properties said that 87% of the property has been leased and there are only eight more apartments left. "I have been working here a month and see a real need for affordable housing in this area," said Yarbery. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
A view of one of the bedrooms/office spaces in the two bedroom apartment. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
Elnora Hartman, 81, left, a resident of the new housing project is all smiles at the grand opening on Wednesday as she chats with another resident Avilla Hayman, 64, center, with her husband Eric Hayman, 63, right. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
Each apartment has a small outdoor living space as an enclosed patio or balcony. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
Eric Hayman, 63, and his wife Avilla Hayman, 64, enjoy their apartment that they moved into a month ago. "I like this because all nationalities live here," said Avilla. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
A view of the two bedroom model home shows an open area kitchen and cable hook up for TV. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
All of the units have fans that help with the energy efficiency. This is a view of one of the bedrooms in the two bedroom model. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California. -
The complex offers a spa and chair lift for those that might have difficulties climbing in and out. A new affordable housing community, Vintage and Vintage II, for seniors in Elk Grove offers easy access to shopping, medical offices and public transit and includes green-friendly features. The 69-unit community features one-and two-bedroom apartments for senior 55 years and older who earn 30 percent to 60 percent of the median income for Sacramento County. Photo taken October 17, 2012 in Elk Grove, California.
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