Legacy is currently providing Construction Management Services for the 15th & Commercial Transitional Housing Facility. The downtown San Diego project will improve the Bishop Maher Center, the current transitional housing facility on the site, by adding a larger more functional facility and adding 64 new permanent residential units, a manager’s unit and three guest rooms for visiting staff. This project includes 1 story subterranean parking garage and an 11 story cast-in-place concrete structure with roof top banquet and living facilities.

In 1968 the California State Department of Transportation (CalTrans) began acquiring property to build a freeway through a neighborhood that did not want one; the tightly-knit community of Southcrest in southeastern San Diego. In response, the community rallied together and after 17 years of protest, they were finally able to defeat the proposal, but not before the damage was done—280 homes on 66 acres were demolished, effectively destroying an entire section of the Southcrest neighborhood.