BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION

Acquires and rehabilitates existing apartment properties to preserve affordable housing units, including the redevelopment of Acorn Apartments in Oakland and leading the redevelopment of Potrero public housing in San Francisco and Jordan Downs in Los Angeles.

Acquires and rehabilitates existing apartment properties to preserve and expand affordable housing units.

Acquires and rehabilitates existing apartment properties to preserve and expand the availability of affordable housing units.

Acquires and rehabilitates existing apartment properties to preserve affordable housing units, including distressed public housing, as part of long-term community revitalization efforts.

Develops and constructs award-winning housing projects, including affordable, workforce, transit-oriented, market-rate, and senior housing units, across California, Oregon, and Washington. This includes breaking ground on new developments like HollywoodHUB in Portland and completing projects such as Celadon at 9th and Broadway in San Diego, and Cypress View in Los Angeles.

Develops and constructs award-winning affordable, workforce, transit-oriented, market-rate, and senior housing projects, with over 10,000 units in the development pipeline. This includes specific projects like HollywoodHUB in Portland, Celadon at 9th and Broadway in San Diego, and communities in South Los Angeles, Watts, and as part of the Jordan Downs redevelopment.

Develops, owns, and operates a portfolio of over 130 properties across California, Oregon, and Washington, providing affordable, workforce, senior, and transit-oriented housing units. The organization has developed award-winning projects and maintains an active pipeline of more than 10,000 units in development.

Designs and builds award-winning affordable, workforce, transit-oriented, and mixed-income housing developments across California, Oregon, and Washington. The organization has developed properties such as HollywoodHUB in Portland (222 units), Celadon in San Diego, and multiple communities in Los Angeles, with more than 10,000 units in the development pipeline.

Operates application systems for newly constructed housing through leasing offices and maintains public waitlists for future vacancies, with online tools for residents to check waitlist status.

Accepts applications for newly built housing properties and maintains mailing lists for properties under construction. The organization also operates waitlists for future vacancies at most existing properties and provides online tools for checking waitlist status.

Owns and operates a portfolio of over 130 housing properties across California, Oregon, and Washington, providing over 14,000 affordable apartment units for more than 30,000 residents. This includes managing applications, waitlists, and future vacancies for these properties.

Owns and operates a portfolio of over 130 properties, totaling more than 14,000 affordable apartment units, providing housing for over 30,000 residents across California, Oregon, and Washington. This includes managing applications, waitlists, and future vacancies for these properties.

Owns and operates a portfolio of over 130 housing properties, totaling more than 14,000 affordable apartment units across California, Oregon, and Washington, providing housing for over 30,000 residents.

Owns and manages over 130 properties with more than 14,000 affordable apartment units, providing housing for over 30,000 residents across California, Oregon, and Washington. Properties include senior housing, transit-oriented developments, and mixed-income communities.

Acquires and rehabilitates existing apartment properties to maintain long-term affordability and prevent displacement in changing neighborhoods.

Manages applications for newly constructed properties through direct contact or in-person leasing offices, and operates public waitlists for future vacancies with online status access.

Administers the Stein Educational Assistance Program, awarding over $3.9 million in scholarships to more than 460 residents for post-secondary education and skills training.

Awards scholarships to residents for post-secondary education and skills training through the Stein Educational Assistance Program, having provided over $3.9 million to more than 460 residents.

Awards scholarships to residents for post-secondary education and skills training through programs like the Stein Educational Assistance Program, having provided over $3.9 million to more than 460 residents.

Administers the Stein Educational Assistance Program, which has awarded over $3.9 million in scholarships to more than 460 residents for post-secondary education and skills training.

Secures and issues tax-exempt bonds, sustainability bonds, and private capital to fund affordable housing development and acquisition, including a $250 million revolving credit facility and a $92 million impact fund.

Secures funding for affordable housing development and acquisition through various financial instruments, including issuing Sustainability Bonds, raising tax-exempt bonds, securing revolving credit facilities, and launching private equity funds. This includes an impact fund with over $92 million in commitments and a $22 million loan from Amazon.

Secures various forms of financing, including issuing Sustainability Bonds, raising tax-exempt bonds, and establishing revolving credit facilities, to fund the acquisition and development of affordable and workforce housing projects on the West Coast.

Establishes private funds to acquire and develop affordable and workforce housing, including a new impact fund that exceeded $92 million in commitments at first close and a private equity fund for West Coast housing development.

Raises capital through bonds, loans, and equity to fund affordable housing projects, including $100 million in Sustainability Bonds (2020), $71.5 million in tax-exempt bonds (2024), a $250 million revolving credit facility (2022), and a $22 million loan from Amazon.

Secures various forms of financing for affordable housing development and acquisition, including issuing Sustainability Bonds, raising tax-exempt bonds, establishing revolving credit facilities, and launching private equity funds. This includes an impact fund with over $92 million in commitments and a $22 million loan from Amazon.