Cathedral Plaza reveals remodeled 225 apartment units for low-income seniors [Video]

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — More than 200 seniors living in downtown San Diego will get to see their newly remodeled apartments inside Cathedral Plaza Wednesday morning.

Cathedral Plaza has been owned for the past 50 years by the Catholic Charities Diocese of San Diego.

Four years ago, Catholic Charities hired affordable housing developer, the RAHD Group, to remodel all 225 units inside Cathedral Plaza.

Each unit is occupied by a low-income senior at least 62 years old.

With a proper ribbon-cutting Wednesday morning, and with Mayor Todd Gloria and other community leaders in attendance, Catholic Charities and the RAHD Group officially revealed the new and improved units to its tenants.

Tim Walsh, partner at the RAHD Group, said Wednesday morning will feel like a scene out of HGTV.

“Our seniors literally built this community for us,” Walsh said. “The very least we can do is make sure that at the …