Esperanza Place
Kaiser Permanente is working with Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley to build Esperanza Place in Walnut Creek – a model for affordable housing and the future home of 42 families.
Sustainability
Esperanza Place is pushing the boundaries in sustainable building, meaning it's kinder to our planet than traditional home construction
Zero net energy
Esperanza Place will generate more energy than it uses, featuring:
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Solar panels
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Drought-tolerant landscaping
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Alternative building materials
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Energy-efficient appliances
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Electric-vehicle charging
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Whole house fans
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Double pane, low-e windows
Transit oriented
Esperanza Place is conveniently located near:
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BART
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Bus lines
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Iron Horse Trail
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Grocery stores
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Medical offices
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Parks
A central location means:
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Less traffic and congestion
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Reduced vehicle emissions
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Shorter commute times
High density
High-density housing uses land and space efficiently:
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42 families can fit comfortably in 1, 2, 3 and 4-bedroom townhomes
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Creates strong community ties
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Private homes balanced with community amenities including green space and a basketball court
Community Amenities
Thoughtfully designed, Esperanza Place's features make it more than just townhomes — a true community where families can put down roots
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Open community space with benches and children's playscapes
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Half basketball court with overhead lighting
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Private outdoor space in every home
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Bike storage for each unit to take advantage of trails and transit
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Electric vehicle recharge stations powered by solar panels
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Pedestrian environment with connected walkways with lighting
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Preservation of 3 heritage oak trees
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Neighborhood character designed to blend with the colors and styles of surrounding residential homes
Habitat for Humanity builds stronger communities by empowering families through affordable housing solutions