Real Estate Weekly September 1, 2022 – EAH Housing, one of the largest and most respected nonprofit housing development and management organizations in the western United States, today
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By: Anita Enander Los Altos Town Crier August 31, 2022 – The city of Los Altos recently submitted a draft of its housing element to state officials for
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By: I-Chun Chen L.A. Business First August 30, 2022 – The Laurel, a 58-unit apartment community for people experiencing homelessness, has broken ground in Santa Monica, California.
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EAH Housing and the City of Santa Monica expect the 58-unit community to be completed in late 2023. By: Ingrid Tunberg GlobeSt.com August 26, 2022 – Nonprofit
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The development is on the site of the historic Nikkei Hall in Santa Monica. Affordable Housing Finance August 23, 2022 – EAH Housing has started construction on
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By: Miriam Naggar Santa Monica Daily Press August 22, 2022 – EAH Housing, one of the largest and most respected nonprofit housing development and management organizations in
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By: Bianca Barragán Bisnow August 21, 2022 – EAH Housing has started construction on a 58-unit affordable and supportive housing project called The Laurel at 1413 Michigan
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The new development will replace the Santa Monica Nikkei Hall By: Dolores Quintana Santa Monica Mirror August 13, 2022 – A new affordable housing project has begun
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The development is on the site of the historic Nikkei Hall in Santa Monica Affordable Housing Finance August 23, 2022 – EAH Housing has started construction on
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By: Mark Nieto Connect CRE August 19, 2022 – Non-profit housing development organization, EAH Housing, in partnership with community stakeholders, has started construction on The Laurel, a
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EAH Housing will build 58 units with supportive services By: Steven Sharp Urbanize Los Angeles August 04, 2022 – Yet another affordable housing development is set to begin
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By: Gary Quackenbush North Bay Business Journal July 06, 2022 – Continuing to keep up with the need for low-income housing is a never-ending challenge in California,
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