Availability
Lottery
Applicants will be reviewed in lottery rank order until all vacancies are filled.
3 units
Public lottery
What to expect
Applications submitted by any methods other than the methods described above will not be accepted.
Applicants will be contacted by the property agent in lottery rank order until vacancies are filled. All of the information that you have provided will be verified and your eligibility confirmed. Your application will be removed from the waitlist if you have made any fraudulent statements. If we cannot verify a housing preference that you have claimed, you will not receive the preference but will not be otherwise penalized. Should your application be chosen, be prepared to fill out a more detailed application and provide required supporting documents.
Contact leasing agent
CJ Pantaleon
Leasing Agent
Due to high call volume you may hear a message.
Office hours
Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm
Eligibility
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Occupancy
The limits on unit size can be adjusted if needed as a reasonable accommodation due to disability.
Unit type Occupancy 1 bed
1-3 people
2 beds
2-5 people
3 beds
3-7 people
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Rental assistance
Section 8, including Housing Choice Vouchers and other recognized rental assistance programs, will be considered for this property. In the case of a valid rental subsidy, the required minimum income will be based on the portion of the rent that the tenant pays after use of the subsidy.
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Housing preferences
Preference holders will be given highest ranking.
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Historical BART Displacement
Your household can receive preference for housing if someone in your household, or someone you are the direct descendant of (for example, parents or grandparents), was displaced due to construction of Berkeley’s Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) stations in the 1960s and 1970s. If you think you qualify, please apply as soon as possible for a BART Construction Displacement certificate from the City of Berkeley. Please indicate your certificate status below. - 2
Homeless or at Risk
You may qualify for this preference if you are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or if someone in your household is homeless or at risk of homelessness. - 3
Displacement due to Foreclosure
Your household can receive preference for housing if you or a member of your household has been displaced due to foreclosure of a property you owned in Berkeley since 2005. If you think you qualify, please apply as soon as possible for a Foreclosure Displacement certificate from the City of Berkeley. Please indicate your certificate status below. - 4
Displacement due to Eviction
Your household can receive preference for housing if you or a member of your household has been displaced due to a no-fault or nonpayment-related eviction in Berkeley within the past seven years. If you qualify for this preference and are selected for an interview, be prepared to provide an eviction notice. - 5
Redlined Neighborhoods Residents
Your household can receive preference for housing if you or another household member currently or formerly lived in a redlined neighborhood within Berkeley. If you qualify and would like to be considered for this preference, please enter your or a household member’s primary or former address that falls within Berkeley's formerly redlined neighborhoods. If you qualify for this preference and are selected for an interview, be prepared to provide proof of address. Use the map above to determine if your address is in a formerly redlined neighborhood. - 6
Redlined Neighborhood Descendant
Your household can receive preference for housing if you or another household member have a parent/guardian or grandparent who lives or lived in a redlined neighborhood within Berkeley. If you qualify and would like to be considered for this preference, please enter your relative’s primary or former address. If you qualify for this preference and are selected for an interview, be prepared to provide proof of address for the address holder. Use the map below to determine if your address is in a formerly redlined neighborhood: - 7
Households with Children
Your household can receive preference for housing if it includes children under the age of 18.
After all preference holders have been considered, any remaining units will be available to other qualified applicants.
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Additional eligibility rules
Applicants must also qualify under the rules of the building.
Credit history
650+ creditCriminal background
The City of Oakland’s Fair Chance Access to Housing Ordinance and the City of Berkeley's Fair Chance Access to Housing Ordinance restrict criminal background screening (Ordinance No. 13581 CMS., Oakland Municipal Code Section 8.25; Ordinance No. 7,692-N.S., Berkeley Municipal Code 13.106). Management will review eviction and unlawful detainer records, landlord references, criminal history, and sex offender registration requirements to determine applicant ...
Features
Built
2025
Pets policy
No Pets
Property amenities
Onsite Manager, Bike Storage, Secure package room, Furnished Rooftop & Lobby!
Unit amenities
In Unit Laundry
Smoking policy
No Smoking
Unit features and accessibility type
1 bed 1 unit, 651 square feet, 8th floor
| unit | area | bath | floor |
|---|---|---|---|
806 | 651 sqft | 1 | 8 |
2 beds 1 unit, 930 square feet, 2nd floor
| unit | area | bath | floor |
|---|---|---|---|
205 | 930 sqft | 2 | 2 |
3 beds 1 unit, 1360 square feet, 3rd floor
| unit | area | bath | floor |
|---|---|---|---|
302 | 1360 sqft | 2 | 3 |
Additional fees
Application fee
Deposit
Fees are not charged for reasonable accommodations needed due to disability, such as emotional support animals. Fees are also not charged for aids and services needed for effective communication due to a disability. With respect to credit checks, applicants receiving government rent subsidies have the option to provide "lawful, verifiable alternative evidence" of their ability to pay rent, instead of relying on their credit history.