We’re highlighting our partnership with the Silicon Valley African American Cultural Center to develop its residential component, bringing 150 new homes to San Jose. The project will provide
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Nestled in the heart of California’s Salinas Valley, Greenfield Commons is a groundbreaking development that represents affordable, sustainable living. Designed to address the critical need for safe, quality
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At EAH Housing, we are thrilled when other organizations recognize the professionalism and talent we have on our team. Big kudos go out to the following people for
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The passage of California State Bill 591 this past November marks an important change in affordable housing. This new legislation enables developers to build affordable housing for seniors
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As developers, we have always been proud of what we build. Each new community is unique and has features that differentiate it from other properties in our portfolio.
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Education and the pursuit of learning have always been priorities at EAH Housing. Our resident services staff members provide onsite classes to residents on various topics such as digital literacy,
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Your time is valuable, and we appreciate the time our team members are investing in training and professional development. Since January 1, EAH Housing employees have completed 3,047 hours of training. Training
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Since its 2020 launch in Los Angeles, Homekey has helped thousands of unhoused people get off the streets by converting hotels and motels into housing. Parthenia Place, managed by EAH Housing for the Housing Authority
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As the need for affordable housing for seniors and veterans continues to increase, we are thrilled to announce receiving more than $107 million in funding for four of
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The last 18 months have challenged all of us in many ways. As an organization, we have stepped up our support of our residents by increasing food drives,
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September 12, 2017 EAH receives $10,000 grant from Wells Fargo Foundation for affordable housing efforts.
SF Gate By Peter Fimrite | June 30, 2005 U.S. recognizes program to build affordable homes Corte Madera, CA — The upscale Marin County community of
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