We're proud that more than 24,000 residents call our communities home. We are the top nonprofit owner and developer of affordable homes in the Mid-Atlantic, and we’re number one for a reason — we design, develop, and manage communities with residents at the center.
$1.4 billion portfolio
One of the largest regional nonprofit owners and developers of affordable homes in the Mid-Atlantic, and the sixth largest nonprofit affordable housing provider in the United States.
115 communities
Dedicated resident services and property managers put resident success and well-being first.
52 cities
Every property is carefully designed to prioritize each unique community and the people who live there.
What We Do
Our fully integrated focus areas:
- Acquisition and preservation:
- Start-to-finish approach to building well-designed homes that residents can afford.
- New construction:
- Financial discipline, innovative design, and creative partnerships to deliver uncompromising quality.
- Resident services:
- Dedicated services connecting residents to opportunities with tailored community programming.
- Close collaboration with community members and local partners to create a place of pride and belonging.
- Asset management/property management:
- A proven track record of owning and operating quality communities and providing exceptional living experiences.
- Solar installation/retrofit and clean energy:
- Dedicated to building electrification projects at properties that are served by natural gas, as well as developing nearly 50 MW of solar generating capacity over the next 7-10 years.
Residents at the Center
Pictured: Kids and parent volunteers in our afterschool program at Park Montgomery Apartments in Silver Spring, Maryland.
Residents are the heart of our work and the reason behind all we do. That’s why we collaborate with resident and community volunteers, partners, and local and federal government agencies to make sure residents can access what they're looking for right where they live – whether that’s fresh food, health and wellness programs, financial counseling, or even afterschool classes for kids.
"This is my home, and I have no intentions of leaving." See why resident services matter to people like Ms. Grace, an advocate for her neighbors at the intergenerational Overlook at Oxon Run in D.C.
"I had been living on the street for a very long time. There's a bush outside my window that I used to sleep behind. Now, I'm on the inside looking out." Hear from Walter Jones, a disabled veteran who lives in this mixed-income apartment complex, which breathes new life into the once cultural hub of Black excellence in Richmond, Virginia’s historic neighborhood.
Meet Our Team