AMCAL Wins Best In American Living Award for Affordable Housing Project
By Rachel Block, ReporterAgoura Hills, Calif.–AMCAL Multi-Housing Inc. was recently awarded the Best in American Living Award (BALA) — Silver Award for Affordable Housing by Professional Builder Magazine and the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB). The award recognized AMCAL’s Avenue 26 master plan development for its excellence in art deco architecture, historic-looking streetlights, as well…
By Rachel Block, ReporterAgoura Hills, Calif.–AMCAL Multi-Housing Inc. was recently awarded the Best in American Living Award (BALA) — Silver Award for Affordable Housing by Professional Builder Magazine and the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB). The award recognized AMCAL’s Avenue 26 master plan development for its excellence in art deco architecture, historic-looking streetlights, as well as its community and fitness centers. AMCAL has been developing housing throughout California since 1978. It has more than 2,800 units completed or under way in various cities including Los Angeles, Maywood, San Fernando Valley, Palmdale, Victorville, Coachella, Brawley, San Diego, Central Valley, Sacramento and Oakland.BALA, currently in its 25th year, is awarded for developments representing the best new trends. The judges view hundreds of entries nationwide and recognize homes that represent the best concept of living. 26 is located in the Lincoln Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles. The community features four affordable developments. Camino al Oro is a 101-unit apartment community designed for seniors; Tesoro Del Valle is a 121-unit rental community; Flores del Valle is a 146-unit rental family community and Puerta del Sol is a 165-unit for-sale mixed-use complex offering workforce affordable and market rate homes.“We are truly honored to be a recipient of this year’s Best in American Living award for affordable housing,” says Percival Vaz, president of AMCAL. “Avenue 26’s innovative design and amenities represent a forward movement that is changing the way people envision affordable housing and is a reflection of the positive impact a builder can make on a neighborhood and the community.”