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For more than 25 years, LIIF has invested in affordable homes to support people’s ability to lift themselves out of poverty. LIIF’s housing investments have ranged from high-design supportive housing developments in Southern California to affordable homeownership opportunities in Rhode Island to equitable co-ops in the Bay Area. Each project has meant a safe, stable place to live and a chance to plan for the future for a low income person or family.

Featured Projects by State

 

California

53 Columbus

The building at 53 Columbus in San Francisco’s Chinatown once housed a sweatshop for the garment industry. With support from LIIF, the 98-year-old building is now owned as a residential co-op by its low income residents.
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Abbey Apartments

Skid Row Housing Trust’s Abbey Apartments provides 113 permanent supportive apartments for homeless and disabled men and women in Los Angeles.
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Eucalyptus Park

Thomas Safran & Associates is preserving 93 units of affordable housing for low income seniors in Inglewood using acquisition financing from LIIF.
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Juniper Gardens

Wakeland Housing Development Corp. will preserve 40 units of section 8 affordable housing in a low income community in San Diego.
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Mission Apartments

AMCAL will turn a parking lot into 85 units of affordable rental family housing adjacent to San Diego’s Washington Street Trolley Station.
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Rancho California

LIIF’s acquisition financing helped preserve an existing 55-unit multi-family apartment building in Temecula, CA
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St. Joseph’s Family & Senior Housing

This Oakland landmark is being converted into affordable housing units for seniors and low income families.
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Tilden Terrace

Tilden Terrace will be a new mixed-use, multifamily development in Culver City bringing much needed affordable housing to this community.
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Massachusetts

700 Harrison

An unpaved, little-used parking lot in an economically distressed neighborhood of Boston is now a successful mixed-use, transit-oriented development with 84 residential units, a community garden, and retail space that houses a preschool, restaurant and specialty foods store.
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Mt. Pleasant Home

Mt. Pleasant Home is an elder residence that serves very low income seniors in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. The new facility will feature a primary care facility operated by Brigham and Women’s Hospital and incorporate many green building elements with a goal of achieving a LEED Silver certification.
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New York

63 Thompson Street

Phipps Houses, New York City’s oldest and largest nonprofit affordable housing developer, conducted significant rehabilitation on a partially-occupied six-story building in lower Manhattan, preserving 21 apartments affordable to low- and moderate-income households.
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Belmont Cluster

Dougert Management Corporation, an established property and asset management firm, is rehabilitating five tax-foreclosed rental apartment buildings in the Belmont and Tremont sections of the Bronx through the New York City’s Third Party Transfer program.
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Morgan Avenue

St. Nicks Alliance has provided housing to low-income people in their building on Morgan Avenue since 1982. Residents of the eight-unit affordable housing development in Brooklyn will benefit from renovations of their apartments and common areas, as well as green building improvements.
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Sugar Hill Apartments

Broadway Housing Communities is transforming an underutilized site into a model of urban community revitalization that integrates affordable housing, education and cultural resources in Harlem’s Sugar Hill district.
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Tiebout Green

In Fordham Heights, Fordham Bedford Housing Corp., a leading developer of green affordable housing, is transforming a vacant infill lot with a new energy-efficient, 20-unit affordable rental building.
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Texas

The Villages at Cypress

The Villages at Cypress will be a new affordable senior housing development outside of Houston, featuring community facilities and easy transportation access for seniors.
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Park at Cliff Creek

LIIF enabled the Cesar Chavez Foundation to acquire 280 apartments allowing 505 low-income residents to continue to have quality, affordable housing at The Park at Cliff Creek in Dallas, Texas.
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Washington

Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market is an historic icon. It is also an outlet for small businesses, a source of fresh food for families and home to over 500 low-income residents.
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Washington, DC

Rhode Island Station

The $107 million Rhode Island Station project in Washington, DC, is a mixed use transit-oriented project, which will include affordable and market-rate housing, retail and local services.
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