Harrington Heights Affordable Housing is a 15-story, 273-unit residential tower located San Diego’s East Village. Designed as a vital resource for low-income and vulnerable residents, the development provides safe, dignified housing for hundreds of individuals and families, including those previously experiencing homelessness.

Of the 273 apartments, 270 are designated affordable and three are reserved for on-site managers. Within the income-restricted units, 65 are set aside for individuals who are literally or chronically homeless, 10 for homeless veterans, and 40 for residents with intellectual or developmental disabilities. 

Resident amenities include outdoor gathering spaces, community and multipurpose rooms, shared laundry facilities, and a spacious lobby and leasing center. The ground floor features nearly 10,000 square feet of commercial and office space, creating opportunities for neighborhood activation and supportive programming.

On-site supportive services, operated by the Alpha Project for the Homeless, include instructor-led education and skill-building classes focused on computer literacy, job counseling, financial literacy, and health and wellness. Additional services include a food pantry and social activities that encourage resident involvement, reduce isolation, and foster a strong sense of community.

Harrington Heights reflects a community-focused approach to urban housing—combining affordability, accessibility, and supportive services to serve San Diego’s most at-risk populations.