EAH Housing has been developing and managing multifamily affordable rental communities throughout the western United States since 1968, providing professional project management, real estate management and service coordination to our clients, partners and residents.
May 13th, 2021
Dwell San Jose, EAH Housing Team Up to Maintain Affordable Housing Stock in the Bay Area
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May 3rd, 2021
50 Newly Built Apartment Homes for Low Income Families and Formerly Homeless
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April 6th, 2021
Organization to provide comprehensive property management and resident services
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50 units
Family Housing, PSH, & Mixed-Use
84 units
Family Housing, Mixed-Use
“What we really enjoyed working with EAH is their responsiveness on issues. They were thoughtful, they considered all the angles, and always come back with a solid decision.”
“We appreciate their fairness and how they involved us in all the decisions. Crescent Park occupies parts of four city blocks and presented some challenges, but EAH was able to embrace them. In the end, you can see how Crescent Park integrates well to the surrounding community.”
“It’s been a great opportunity for us to have someone as this level come in to manage, own, upgrade and ensure that these 365 seniors have a quality of life. We think neighborhoods are really important, that’s where people live, and that’s where they connect and EAH brings that.”
“EAH housing beat a lot of other really good companies because they have a clear vision of what they can create in Dublin and matched our desire in affordable housing.”
“With EAH, we found a similar vision for reaching out to our community. EAH is right, that people of all income levels deserves respect, and nice place to live. Public were really pleased in the design and initially didn’t know we are building an affordable housing.”
“I’m so proud to have been there at your groundbreaking and your opening to actually see families that I used to help care for at Ala Moana Beach Park so happy to have a home over their head. You have raised the hopes and dreams to so many people who have lost hope and I just want to thank you for continuing to be a great partner with the city.”
Oakley, CA, February 2021 – Chad was raised by a single mother at DeAnza Gardens, an EAH Housing community in Bay Point, Calif. Starting in high school and inspired by his hardworking parents, he worked and saved all he earned. He paid his own way through college and now, at 28, works as a business developer for a large company specializing in health and safety cleanups at commercial buildings. In November, he bought his first home, in nearby Oakley. Chad is grateful for the stability
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The joyous lyrics of “YMCA” rang out across Bella Terra, an EAH Housing community in Morgan Hill, Calif., as two EAH staff members shook jumbo-sized letter cards spelling out Y-M-C-A in time to the music. On Bella Terra’s second- and third-floor balconies, residents were also shaking their tail feathers. That was the scene back in March at the first weekly dance party DJ’d by Adilene, the Bella Terra resource coordinator and her teammate, Deanna, Bella Terra’s resident manager. With inspiration from Blanca, a regional supervisor,
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Food for low-income seniors and families — from on-site grocery pantries and senior brown bag lunches to partnerships with community gardens, markets and food banks — has always been a cornerstone of EAH Housing resident services. But as the coronavirus pandemic forces thousands of EAH residents to shelter in place, including workers laid off or told to stay home, those cornerstone connections have become grocery lifelines. EAH Housing resident services staff have risen to the challenge, bolstering and increasing food delivery to residents and
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Honolulu, HI, May 2020 – Five years ago, Ken and Royalnette’s lives changed for the worse. Ken’s decades-old hip injury flared up, forcing him to stop working as night manager at a grocery store. And because their van was totaled in an accident in 2019, these residents of Kukui Gardens, an EAH Housing community in Honolulu, had to run errands by bicycle, including grocery shopping and taking their three adoptive children to school. Their lowest point came when Ken’s deteriorating hip joint became infected in December
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