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See Our Work in Southern California

See some of our successful projects with partners in Southern California.

High Place West

Developed by Community Corporation of Santa Monica, High Place West provides affordable, green homes for 47 families. JPMorgan Capital Corporation is the equity investor of $8.3 million Low Income Housing Tax Credit syndicated by Enterprise.
  • Thirty-two, two-bedroom and 15 three-bedroom apartments for families earning 35 percent to 60 percent of area median income.
  • Green features include solar panels to power the common areas, LED lighting, drought tolerant landscaping and low-flow plumbing fixture.
  • The apartments are located near mass transit and are one-half mile of the future Expo Light Rail station to be completed in 2016.

Connections Housing

Co-developed by Affirmed Housing Group and Path Ventures, Connections Housing is a service and residential community designed to help people living on the streets in downtown San Diego move into permanent housing. UnitedHealthcare and Enterprise Community Investment provided $15.1 million in Low Income Housing Tax Credit equity toward the project.

Connections Housing features:
  • 73 units of permanent, supportive housing
  • 16 special needs, single room occupancy units
  • 134 interim housing beds
  • 8,000-square-foot community health clinic

Menlo Family Apartments

Developed by Koreatown Youth & Community Center and Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC), the Menlo Family Apartments provide affordable homes in the Koreatown neighborhood in Los Angeles. Located on a once blighted, crime-ridden vacant lot, the building is Enterprise Green Communities certified.
  • Sixty total apartments include one-, two- and three-bedroom homes.
  • At least 30 percent of the apartments are for residents with special needs: homeless families, homeless families with children with mental illness and homeless transition-aged youth.
  • Support services at Menlo Family Apartments include afterschool programs, life skills training and mental health counseling and treatment.

Rayen Apartments

Nedra Fielding and her young family of six moved last summer, from a substandard, yet expensive, development in downtown Los Angeles into their healthy and modest three-bed- room home at Rayen Apartments, developed by A Community of Friends.

Onsite, there’s a fully equipped computer lab, a spacious community patio and a sheltered playground for both hot and rainy days. See the rest of Nedra's story.
  • Enterprise financed Rayen Apartments with $10.9 million in Low-Income Housing Rax Credit (LIHTC) equity, working closely with A Community of Friends and Penny Lane Centers to develop the homes for emancipated foster youth and families with low incomes, like the Fieldings.
  • Beyond capital, Enterprise also provided the knowledge necessary to launch and conduct an intricate financing and construction deal like this one.
High Place West
Connections Housing
Originally opened in 1928, the building has served as the San Diego Athletic Club, headquarters for a publishing company and as the city’s World Trade Center before undergoing historic rehabilitation to re-open as Connections Housing in 2013.
Menlo Family Apartments
Providing affordable homes in the Koreatown neighborhood in Los Angeles.
Rayen Apartments