Marin Housing Authority (MHA) Property List by Funding Type


    This page provides a reference list of properties managed or operated by MHA, organized by funding sources and governing procurement requirements. Vendors should review individual solicitations for the applicable rules.


    Group A: Federally (HUD) Funded Properties


    These properties are subject to federal procurement rules, including HUD regulations under 2 CFR Part 200 and either Davis-Bacon Act or CA Prevailing wage requirements (typically the higher of the two) where applicable.


    • Golden Gate Village (AMP1)
      429 Drake Avenue, Marin City, CA 94965 — 496 Units
    • Kruger Pines (AMP2)
      47 North Knoll Road, Mill Valley, CA 94941 — 56 Units
    • Homestead Terrace (AMP2)
      100 Linden Lane, Mill Valley, CA 94941 — 28 Units
    • Venetia Oaks (AMP2)
      263 North San Pedro Road, San Rafael, CA 94903 — 36 Units
    • Golden Hinde (AMP2)
      5 Golden Hinde Boulevard, San Rafael, CA 94903 — 40 Units
    • Casa Nova (AMP2)
      35 Carmel Drive, Novato, CA 94945 — 40 Units
    • MHA Main Office
      4020 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael, CA 94903 — Administrative Facility


    Note: “AMP1” refers to HUD-designated Asset Management Project 1 (Golden Gate Village), and “AMP2” refers to the Senior/Disabled HUD portfolio.



    Group B: State- and Non-Profit-Funded Properties


    These properties may be funded through State housing programs, non-profit partners, or local resources, and may be subject to California Public Contract Code, State prevailing wage laws, or specific grant conditions. HUD procurement rules typically do not apply.


    • Bradley House
      82 Park Road, Fairfax, CA 94930 — 15 Units
    • Fairfax Vest Pocket Community
      84 Park Road, Fairfax, CA 94930 — 6 Units
    • Isabel Cook
      35 Sunnyside Drive, San Anselmo, CA 94960 — 18 Units
    • Sundance Apartments
      95 Medway Road, San Rafael, CA 94901 — 28 Units

    Below Market Rate (BMR) Ownership Program


    MHA administers a portfolio of Below Market Rate (BMR) ownership units, where eligible homeowners purchase properties at restricted prices. These units are scattered throughout Marin County and resale and repair processes are regulated by MHA.


    Vendors supporting the BMR program may be called upon for:


    • Pre-sale repairs or compliance inspections
    • Minor remodeling or upgrades to meet program standards
    • Turnover coordination, painting, flooring, or safety upgrades


    Important Notes for Vendors


    • Always check the solicitation or contract to confirm the funding source and compliance requirements.
    • Wage requirements may differ:
    • Federally funded = Davis-Bacon Act and/or California Prevailing Wage
    • State or non-profit funded = California Prevailing Wage
    • Insurance, licensing, and subcontractor rules may also vary based on funding source.

     

    For a complete list of MHA properties:


    Visit         MHA’s Find Housing Page

    If you have questions about procurement requirements for a specific property, contact:

    Chris Barta — cbarta@marinhousing.org | (415) 491-2525 x708