The Laurel will bring 57 apartments to Michigan Avenue and 14th Street By Staff Writer Santa Monica Mirror A $37.3-million development named The Laurel is being constructed on the
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Council will provide strategic guidance and resources to support the nonprofit’s mission of building sustainable, healthy and diverse communities SAN RAFAEL, C.A. (Nov. 16, 2022) — Today, EAH
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Christie Sites Redevelopment comes with $24M in city funding By Pawan Naidu The Real Deal SF Emeryville has selected a developer to raise almost 400 affordable homes near
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Bay Area Power Women In CRE: Diversity Leads To Higher Returns By: Joseph Gordon Bisnow San Francisco Bay Area November 17, 2022 – To achieve real parity for
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By: Real Estate Weekly November 4, 2022 EAH Housing, one of the largest and most respected nonprofit housing development and management organizations in the western United States, in
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By Elizabeth Mayoral Corpus Staff Writer | Imperial Valley Press Nov 8, 2022 – The 69-unit affordable housing community was inaugurated Monday, Nov. 7, here over Imperial Avenue
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The Dream Survives in California Affordable Housing for the Homeless By: Mark Fogarty NH&RA, November 2022 issue Martin Luther King’s dream is continually being reinvented, enduringly so in
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Santa Clara County owns land under 90-unit complex in upscale city By: Dana Bartholomew The Real Deal San Francisco EAH Housing will build the first all-affordable apartment complex
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EAH Housing and St. Joseph Center to operate new project in South L.A. By: Steven Sharp Urbanize LA A new development serving low-income and unhoused Angelenos is coming
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By: Max Darrow CBS News Bay Area October 12, 2022 – The City of Los Altos has granted design approval and a conditional use permit for its
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Developed by EAH Housing, Magnolia Villas Brings 40 New Affordable Senior Residences to Santa Monica SANTA MONICA, C.A. (Oct. 10, 2022) — Mayor Sue Himmelrich and Santa Monica
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Christine Camp, Laura Kodoma, Cayenne Pe‘a, Karen Seddon and Michelle Swartman are proving that it’s not a man’s world anymore. By: Nichole Whiteley Hawaii Business Magazine October
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