Ventana Al Sur
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Ventana Al Sur

Icon representing: Housing / Mixed-Use10.17.2026 // San Ysidro // More affordable senior apartments in San Ysidro

Trolley - Bluee LineSome bus route
Completed
Completion Year: 2024Developer: MAAC and Kingdom DevelopmentArchitect: Rodriguez Associates Architects & Planners, IncFloors: 4Residential Units: 101Affordable Units: 100Transit Connections: Blue
Nehemiah BuenaventuraNehemiah Buenaventura, Treasurer & Business Manager

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Completed in 2024, Ventana al Sur is a 100-unit affordable senior apartment development in San Ysidro. Located at 411 North Lane near Beyer Boulevard, the five-story development by MAAC and Kingdom Development includes a mix of one- and two-bedroom units for residents aged 62 and older earning between 20% and 50% of the area median income (AMI), along with one manager’s unit. Of the 100 apartments, 25 are designated for seniors who have experienced homelessness.

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The approximately 87,250 sf building uses wood-frame construction over a concrete podium, with parking integrated into the development. Amenities include a community room, common areas, and landscaped outdoor spaces. Its location near Beyer Boulevard Station on the UC San Diego Blue Line Trolley also gives residents access to public transportation and nearby businesses and services.

In addition to affordable housing, the development provides on-site supportive services, including case management and assistance with daily living needs. The San Diego Housing Commission also provided 25 rental housing vouchers for residents who have experienced homelessness, providing stable access to housing.

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Ventana al Sur was funded through a combination of private financing and public affordable housing programs. KeyBank provided a reported $49.3 million construction loan, while the project also received support through affordable housing tax credits and public funding.

The San Diego Housing Commission contributed a $4.4 million loan using funds from the City of San Diego Affordable Housing Fund and the state’s Local Housing Trust Fund.

With rents restricted for 55 years, Ventana al Sur adds long-term affordable housing for seniors in San Ysidro, combining new apartments with supportive services and access to nearby public transit.