Transparency National CORE Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing Community in Downtown Pomona
National CORE today officially broke ground on Prisma Loft Apartments, a transformative new affordable housing development that will bring 75 high-quality apartment home, including live/work lofts and creative spaces, to the heart of Pomona
Designed to serve families, young professionals and individuals with developmental disabilities, Prisma will deliver critically needed housing just steps from Pomona’s vibrant downtown arts district.
Joined by city officials, elected leaders, and local stakeholders, National CORE celebrated the launch of a development that combines affordability, creativity and community revitalization at the corner of Mission Boulevard and Palomares Street. Apartments will be available to residents earning between 30% to 60% of the area median income.
” Prisma Loft Apartments will show how affordable housing can revitalize neighborhoods and support lasting change. The Development will turn an underutilized piece of land into a source of hope and opportunity for families,” National CORE Chief Development Officer Alexa Washburn said.
The Development will include 12 one-bedroom, 27 two-bedroom and 21 three-bedroom apartments, along with 15 innovative live/work lofts and 11 units reserved for individuals with developmental disabilities.
State Senator Susan Rubio called the community a celebration of progress, partnership and the bright future of Pomona.
“This development reflects the heart of our community and the promise of what affordable housing can achieve, ” Rubio said. ” As we celebrate the fifth anniversary of the San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust this year, I’m proud to see our work continue creating affordable homes with creative spaces and essential services for families. “
Designed to foster both community and creativity, Prisma Loft Apartments will also feature an 800-square-foot gallery, resident lounges, a landscaped courtyard and a large public mural by acclaimed artist Oscar Magallanes, in partnership with Arteco Partners.
Pomona Mayor Tim Sandoval emphasized the city’s commitment to housing that strengthens community ties while supporting economic development.
“One of the city’s priorities is to provide our residents with housing choices that enable them to continue living in Pomona” Sandoval said. ” National CORES’s Prisma Loft Apartments will include affordable apartment homes that enable individuals and families to live within our thriving arts district. “
