Camellia Place is a beautifully designed apartment community, built as part of the master-planned, 91-acre Dublin Transit Center. The four-story building surrounds an attractively landscaped garden courtyard with native plants and small trees, two play structures, and picnic and reading areas with pergolas for shade. Camellia Place contributes to a sense of “neighborhood” with its close proximity to schools, restaurants, a public library and shopping. The state-of-the-art transit center provides immediate access to unlimited opportunity and culture.
Apartment Description
Type
Sqr Footage
Monthly Rent
Status
1-bedroom
593 sq ft
$519 – $617 (30-35% AMI)
Wait List Closed
1-bedroom
593 sq ft
$910 – $1008 (50-55% AMI)
Wait List Closed
2-bedroom
888 – 1025 sq ft
$614 – $731 (30-35% AMI)
Wait List Closed
2-bedroom
888 – 1025 sq ft
$1083 – $1318 (50-60% AMI)
Wait List Closed
3-bedroom
1143 – 1311 sq ft
$696 – $832 (30-35% AMI)
Wait List Closed
3-bedroom
1143 – 1311 sq ft
$1236 – $1510 (50-60% AMI)
Wait List Closed
**Vacancy status is updated on a monthly basis and is subject to change. Please contact the property directly for current status.
Community Features
On-site Property Manager
Computer learning center
Community room with kitchen, and Internet access
Professionally landscaped interior courtyard
Two play areas with play structures designed for children of differing ages
Resident picnic area
Two elevators
Laundry room on each floor
Enclosed parking reserved for residents
Security cameras
Secured entry
Apartment Amenities
1-3 bedrooms
593 – 1311 square feet
front and back entrances
Energy efficient windows, heating, and lighting
All gas appliances
Dishwashers
Wall-to-wall carpet
Central air and heat
Patios or balconies either facing the courtyard or the street
Cable hook-up
Developer
EAH Housing
Development Architect
KTGY Group
Development General Contractor
James E. Roberts-Obayashi Corporation
Year
2006 (New Construction)
Financing Participants
State of California Multifamily Housing Program
Alameda County Surplus Property Authority
Alameda County Department of Housing and Community Development
