Current Status

Greenfield Commons I is currently under construction. The project commenced in June 2023, and the estimated completion date is 2025. Greenfield Commons I is EAH’s first modular construction development.

Project Overview

Greenfield Commons I is part of a two-phase development offering 100 units of permanently affordable rental housing for families tied to the local agriculture sector. The proposed development is consistent with the City of Greenfield’s Housing Element and with EAH goal to create community by developing, managing, and promoting quality affordable housing in the Salinas Valley. Forty-three units are subject to a regulatory agreement under the Joe Serna Jr. program with the CA Dept. of Housing and Community Development. 27 of the 43 Joe Serna Jr. units will have Project Based Vouchers (PBV).

Located on 5.45 acres in the southern Salinas Valley, this new development will feature garden-style apartments, a community building, a recreation and play area, indoor and outdoor common areas, and a community garden. The project is pursuing LEED Gold Certification and is designed to offset 100% of the property’s energy consumption with on-site renewable sources.

Household Size	30%	50%	70%
1-Person	$27,800	$46,350	$74,150
2-Person	$31,800	$53,000	$84,800
3-Person	$35,750	$59,600	$95,400
4-Person	$39,700	$66,200	$105,950

Greenfield Commons I

Greenfield Commons I

Current Status

Project Overview

100

30-70%

165

LEED

Project Highlights

Who Might Be Able to Qualify?

Families in the local agriculture sector earning 30%-70% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

Financing Participants

Renderings

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Questions?

EAH HOUSING

	Nadia is a administrative assistant in a agriculture supply company . She makes $51,400 annually and lives with her minor son. That makes her qualified for the 50% AMI for a household of two.
	Peter is a part time vegetable farmer. He makes $22,546 annually and lives by himself. That makes him qualified for the 30% AMI for a household of one.
	Helen and Peter are both strawberry farmers. They make a combined income of $92,000 annually and has two kids. That makes them qualified for the 70% AMI for a household of four.