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Diamond will also provide fully funded ongoing support services to its residents through Telecare Corp., Orange County Health Care Agency's full-service partner. Under MHSA, eligible residents will receive help on a 24-7 basis.
Irvine-based KTGY Group Inc., Architecture and Planning, was the architect for the project, which offers fully furnished units that include Energy Star appliances, window and floor coverings, storage closets and private outdoor space. A 2,500-square-foot resident services center offers case management offices, a teaching kitchen, multipurpose room and computer lab.
The residential community is also built with a green design, providing cost-savings benefits to residents. It is expected to be Jamboree's first GreenPoint Rated development.
"By creating savings in utility costs, Jamboree further promotes the long-term sustainability of this affordable community," says David Orbitz, principal and designer with KTGY.
The grand opening of Diamond Apartment Homes takes place Tuesday at 11 a.m. at 1310 W. Diamond St.
Jamboree Housing Corp. is a nonprofit company that develops, acquires, renovates and manages permanently affordable rental and ownership housing for lower-income families and seniors throughout California.
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Comment at 12/18/2009
I am in need of a one bedronn apt. I am presently suffering from manic-depression and diabetic, insulin dependant. no income applying for a job since june, 2011,
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Diamond Apartment Homes continued ...
Diamond will also provide fully funded ongoing support services to its residents through Telecare Corp., Orange County Health Care Agency's full-service partner. Under MHSA, eligible residents will receive help on a 24-7 basis.Irvine-based KTGY Group Inc., Architecture and Planning, was the architect for the project, which offers fully furnished units that include Energy Star appliances, window and floor coverings, storage closets and private outdoor space. A 2,500-square-foot resident services center offers case management offices, a teaching kitchen, multipurpose room and computer lab.
The residential community is also built with a green design, providing cost-savings benefits to residents. It is expected to be Jamboree's first GreenPoint Rated development.
"By creating savings in utility costs, Jamboree further promotes the long-term sustainability of this affordable community," says David Orbitz, principal and designer with KTGY.
The grand opening of Diamond Apartment Homes takes place Tuesday at 11 a.m. at 1310 W. Diamond St.
Jamboree Housing Corp. is a nonprofit company that develops, acquires, renovates and manages permanently affordable rental and ownership housing for lower-income families and seniors throughout California.PREVIOUS PAGE >>
Related headlines
Habitat for Humanity of Orange County celebrates Earth Day
KBS of Newport Beach's portfolio grows sky high
Irvine’s CALC subsidiaries move to erase debt
Aliso Viejo’s Shea Properties named superior in national awards
Readers Feedback:
I need 1bed room
Can I apply there?
Would you please answer?
| Comment at 12/18/2009 |
I am in need of a one bedronn apt. I am presently suffering from manic-depression and diabetic, insulin dependant. no income applying for a job since june, 2011,
| Comment at 9/7/2011 |
Housing for individuals suffering from Mental illness; however,dealing with the underlying mental illness is a priority that needs addressing. I would like to discuss this important issue.
| Comment at 9/26/2011 |
