On Thursday we were thrilled to celebrate the grand opening of Cedar Rising, a beautiful new affordable housing development in the Aloha community of Washington County near Beaverton, Oregon, with 82 affordable units for families and individuals. Hacienda Community Development Corp. (CDC) will provide comprehensive youth and family services and several units will include features for residents with mobility, visibility, and hearing impairments or disabilities. Attendees at the festive ribbon-cutting included BRIDGE Executive Vice Presidents Sierra Atilano and Smitha Seshadri Oregon State Senator Wlnsvey Campos, Washington County Chair Kathyrn Harrington, and other partners, housing officials, and Cedar Rising residents. We’re excited to continue growing our reach in the Pacific Northwest! Oregon Housing & Community Services (OHCS); WASHINGTON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY; Metro; U.S. Bank; UnitedHealthcare National Affordable Housing Trust (NAHT); Scott Edwards Architecture; LMC Construction; Hacienda Community Development Corp. (CDC) #affordablehousing #communitydevelopment #HousingforAll #Oregon
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Things keep getting better at Broadleaf Arbor! Thanks for sharing this update, LMC Construction.
The back patios of the family townhomes at Broadleaf Arbor are springing to life! Nestled on 16 acres, Broadleaf will provide a diverse selection of 239 affordable housing units for St. Helens' families and seniors, creating a vibrant, multigenerational community. Broadleaf Arbor is a collaboration between Community Development Partners and Northwest Oregon Housing Authority. The primary service partner, EngAGE NW, will provide on-site wellness and creativity programs. Architect: MWA Architects, Inc. #BuildingCommunities
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🌟 Empowering Tenants and Transforming Communities in Seattle 🌟 In the heart of downtown Seattle, a story of resilience and change is unfolding. For over a decade, tenants at properties managed by Metropolitan Management Co. have faced numerous challenges due to neglect and mismanagement. Persistent issues like leaks, pests, and poor maintenance have plagued affordable housing units, exacerbating the housing crisis. But change is on the horizon. Through collective action, advocacy, and a commitment to justice, tenants are fighting back, demanding better living conditions, and holding landlords accountable. This fight is about more than just bricks and mortar; it's about ensuring that everyone has access to safe, affordable housing. 🏡 A Brighter Future: Reformed Housing Management: Imagine a future where every apartment building is well-maintained, surrounded by green spaces, and managed by professionals who prioritize tenant welfare. Empowered Communities: Tenants actively participating in community events, attending meetings with local officials, and accessing vital resources and support systems. Safe and Healthy Living Environments: Families enjoying clean and safe living spaces, children playing in secure playgrounds, and a community thriving together. This vision is within our reach, but it requires our collective effort. Let's continue to advocate for tenant rights, push for stricter enforcement of housing laws, and support initiatives that prioritize people over profits. Together, we can build a future where everyone has a place to call home. 🏠💪 #AffordableHousing #TenantRights #CommunityEmpowerment #SeattleHousing #Advocacy #ChangeMakers
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Chief Business Development Officer @ Fading West Development | Modular Evangelist | Sales | Strategic Partnerships | Affordable Housing using offsite construction
Tuesday, I provided testimony to United States Senate Subcommittee on Housing, Transportation, and Community Development on the state of housing in America. I was joined by Dr. Jenny Schuetz of The Brookings Institution, Gregory Good of Invest Newark and Janne Kimberly Flisrand of Neighbors for More Neighbors, three leading housing experts in this field. A sincere thank you to Chairwoman Sen. Tina Smith (MN) and ranking Sen. Cynthia Lummis (WY) for calling attention to the need to increase the supply of affordable housing using innovative methods. Thank you to Fading West CEO and founder Charlie Chupp and the entire team, for their excellent work in building high-quality, architecturally interesting homes using offsite construction. Modular Building Institute Kim Schaefer Jon Hannah-Spacagna Tom Hardiman, Dave Sikora Amanda Rowe Gary Fleisher Jim Griffin Nolan Browne Stacy Swanson Jennifer A. Harper Ken Semler Bleecker Seaman Donnie Schell Pete Reid, Sean Brown Jack Jones Matt Mitchell Scott Bridger Tom Hayden Jeff Handlin Paul Major Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley Jason Dietz Tamara Pogue Eleni Angelides Nate Shultz Dennis Shea Dennis Steigerwalt Eric Holt Jenna Louie Ryan Colker
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Tuesday, I provided testimony to United States Senate Subcommittee on Housing, Transportation, and Community Development on the state of housing in America. I was joined by Dr. Jenny Schuetz of The Brookings Institution, Gregory Good of Invest Newark and Janne Kimberly Flisrand of Neighbors for More Neighbors, three leading housing experts in this field. A sincere thank you to Chairwoman Sen. Tina Smith (MN) and ranking Sen. Cynthia Lummis (WY) for calling attention to the need to increase the supply of affordable housing using innovative methods. Thank you to Fading West CEO and founder Charlie Chupp and the entire team, for their excellent work in building high-quality, architecturally interesting homes using offsite construction. Modular Building Institute Kim Schaefer Jon Hannah-Spacagna Tom Hardiman, Dave Sikora Amanda Rowe Gary Fleisher Jim Griffin Nolan Browne Stacy Swanson Jennifer A. Harper Ken Semler Bleecker Seaman Donnie Schell Pete Reid, Sean Brown Jack Jones Matt Mitchell Scott Bridger Tom Hayden Jeff Handlin Paul Major Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley Jason Dietz Tamara Pogue Eleni Angelides Nate Shultz Dennis Shea Dennis Steigerwalt Eric Holt Jenna Louie Ryan Colker
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How do you turn a sad desk lunch into an informative and energizing call to action? Join our virtual fireside chat on how CA can improve housing affordability! Tomorrow noon PT/3pm ET. Bring your thorniest questions.
If you haven't already, sign up for an exciting Affordable Housing Month Fireside Chat between Jenny Schuetz Senior Fellow of the The Brookings Institution and Ruby B., Vice President of Community at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, hosted by East Bay Housing Organizations, Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County, and SV at Home! The discussion will cover how local, state, and national housing policies affect people and communities and dive into what are the practical solutions that can make safe, stable, and affordable homes so that everyone, regardless of backgrounds and income levels, can live, work, and thrive in California and beyond. #housing #affordablehousing #community https://lnkd.in/gAqjZuEw
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It was a beautiful day to celebrate Cedar Rising, we are so proud to have been a part of bringing this vibrant community to Aloha!