Peninsula Habitat Home Map Timeline of Projects Green Building Land Aquisition Current Projects: Lincoln Ave, Redwood City Future Projects: Daly City Resale Homes: Gloria Way, Redwood City Completed Projects: Commercial Ave, So. SF    - Dedication Feb 2008    - Kick off Sept 2006 San Bruno Ave, Brisbane Glen Parkway, Brisbane Plumas Ave, Brisbane Brisbane Projects: Historical Perspective De Long Street, Daly City Habitat Way, Daly City Rolison Rd, Redwood City Hope Court, Redwood City Gloria Way, East Palo Alto Single Family Homes    - (East Palo Alto)    - (Redwood City &      Menlo Park) Home The Gloria Way Project Completed Projects Gloria Way, East Palo Alto Description: 24-unit condominium complex Four two and three story buildings Each building includes four two-bedroom, 16 three-bedroom and four four-bedroom units Each unit has a separate one-car garage and one dedicated, outdoor parking space Gloria Way Community Housing shares the 3.3-acre site with 38 affordable rental units built by Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition Construction Timeframe: October 1995 to February 1998 Land Donor: The land, which was subdivided into two parcels, was acquired in partnership with Mid-Peninsula Housing Coalition; the government sold the land at 1970s prices. Before Peninsula Habitat: The land on which the Gloria Way development was built had many mature oak trees, but no housing units. As part of Peninsula Habitat's "green building" efforts, the 24-unit development was designed around existing, healthy trees that still stand today. Today: Gloria Way Community Housing has served as a model for many other U.S. Habitat for Humanity affiliates due to its size, architectural complexity and the fact that it was produced primarily by the use of volunteer labor. This development represents the largest effort in East Palo Alto to provide the stability and security of ownership housing for families with low incomes. Community Support: More than 6,000 community volunteers contributed 90,000 hours to build the Gloria Way complex, along with the 24 partner families, who worked more then 12,000 hours House Partners: Major support from Valley Presbyterian, Trinity Episcopal and Menlo Park Presbyterian Churches Corporations: Rudolph and Sletten; Webcor Foundations: Peninsula Community Foundation Hundreds of people throughout San Mateo County