 
															We are experts in the construction of affordable housing communities, including multifamily apartment buildings, low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) projects, senior community housing, and supportive housing developments across Northern California.
As a trusted affordable housing general contractor, we bring the technical knowledge, preconstruction insight, and collaborative spirit needed to deliver high-quality housing on time and within strict budget requirements. Our team understands the unique pressures and regulations that come with public and private funding sources — including prevailing wage compliance, environmental review, and coordination with housing authorities, lenders, and nonprofit developers.
 
															Affordable housing is more than just budget-sensitive — it’s deadline-driven, coordination-intensive, and regulation-heavy. From site development and utility infrastructure to building envelope systems and energy-efficient MEP coordination, every decision impacts long-term operations, occupancy deadlines, and financial benchmarks.
Affordable housing projects require a contractor who can:
We bring all of this and more to each of our affordable housing projects.
 
															When you choose Sunseri Associates, you’re choosing a contractor who understands that timelines, trust, and tenant needs all matter. We know how to deliver for your stakeholders — and we take pride in building housing that strengthens California communities for generations to come.
Designed for senior living, this five-building complex is connected with open-air breezeways and features a community garden, monument signage, and a waste chute system. A blend of form and function, this project supports independent living while promoting social engagement.
This infill development includes six residential buildings and a community center. Features include tuck-under garages, natural ventilation, preserved native trees, and community amenities such as gardens and a playground — combining sustainability with neighborhood integration.
