Lincoln Senior Housing is a 61-unit affordable senior housing development in Oroville, California, developed by The Richman Group of California Development Corporation.
Located near Lincoln Boulevard and Wyandotte Avenue, the project will provide affordable one- and two-bedroom apartments for low-income seniors, with project-based rental assistance supporting housing affordability. Currently under construction, the development expands the affordable housing community established by the adjacent Lincoln Village family housing project.
Location: 3290 Lincoln Blvd., Oroville, CA 95966
Client: The Richman Group
Architect: SVA Architects
Completed: Estimated December 2026
Construction Cost: $19.6M
Units: 61
60 resident units, 1 manager unit
Square footage: 5.38-acre site with 52,651 sq ft.
Building Type: 2-story V-A
Wage Compliance: Federal Davis-Bacon Prevailing Wage, Section 3, MBE-WBE
Funders: CDBG-DR, 9% LIHTC, and Infill Infrastructure Grant (IIG)
Population Served: Low-income seniors (55+) earning approximately 30%–60% AMI. HUD Section 8 project-based vouchers.
Community Facilities & Recreation: Dog park and bocce court with synthetic turf and dedicated drainage systems, landscaped common areas, irrigated planting areas, lawn, decomposed granite outdoor areas, and a courtyard patio.
Public & Site Improvements: Comprehensive site development including clearing, grading, building pads, on-site parking, paving, drainage improvements, pervious concrete parking areas, curbs, sidewalks, pedestrian ramps, accessible paths of travel, landscaping, and irrigation.
Utility improvements include onsite sewer, storm drainage, fire water, domestic water, and related service infrastructure.
Off-site improvements include widening along Lincoln Boulevard, new curb and gutter, sidewalk, and asphalt improvements. The project also includes rockery retaining walls, rock-lined drainage swales, slope protection, landscape drainage, and a City of Oroville streetlight with associated conduit and pull boxes.
