Community leaders and housing partners gathered on February 27 to celebrate the opening of Red Tail Crossing, Westchester’s first 100% affordable housing community developed by Community Corporation of Santa Monica. The new development provides 102 homes for households earning between 15% and 60% of the Area Median Income, including apartments reserved for individuals experiencing homelessness […]
Villa Esperanza celebrated its grand re-opening on December 11, welcoming residents, partners, and local leaders to mark the completion of a comprehensive rehabilitation of the 21-unit affordable housing community in Gilroy. Owned and operated by Eden Housing, Villa Esperanza provides stable, affordable homes for individuals with disabilities and families and plays a key role in […]
Last week’s grand opening of Friendship Terrace in South Pasadena marked a joyful homecoming for residents returning to their newly rehabilitated apartments. The 12-unit building, originally constructed in 1953, has been thoughtfully renewed by Pasadena Friendship Community Development Corporation (PFCDC) with construction financing from Century Housing. “Any day we get to celebrate new or revitalized […]
The Cove Brings 90 Apartments for Low-Income Veterans, Including Those Who Have Experienced Homelessness Century Housing celebrated the grand opening of The Cove this week with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, unveiling its newest affordable housing development exclusively for Veterans. Developed by Century Affordable Development, Inc., the 90-unit apartment community is the latest addition to Century Villages […]
This year, Century Housing celebrated the grand opening of National CORE’s Santa Angelina community, which highlights innovative approaches to affordable housing. Developed on church property in Placentia in conjunction with the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, Santa Angelina showcases how religious institutions can help address California’s housing needs. While it predates Senate Bill 4, which […]
Homekey Conversion Transforms Former Motel into Permanent Supportive Housing for South Bay Residents Experiencing Homelessness REDONDO BEACH, CALIF. (Oct. 17, 2024) — Today, Century Housing marked the opening of The Moonstone, a community offering 20 studio apartments for residents who have experienced chronic homelessness. Century’s development affiliate, Century Affordable Development, Inc., transformed a blighted motel along Pacific […]
Yesterday, Century, the City of Long Beach, and dozens of partners and supporting agencies celebrated the grand opening of Anchor Place, a 120-unit affordable housing development for families and veterans experiencing homelessness. Located within the Century Villlages at Cabrillo campus owned and operated by Century, the five-story development includes 75 units reserved for veterans experiencing homelessness and 45 […]
Residents of the City of San Fernando have Aszkenazy Development, Inc. to thank for Park View Place, a new residential development providing 62 homes affordable to low-income individuals and families, with some reserved for those with special needs. Aszkenazy Development has played an integral role in revitalizing the City of San Fernando, with Park View […]
On May 29th, Century attended the Grand Opening of Terra Bella in Bell Gardens, where we received a Letter of Recognition from Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard for our contribution. The 65 unit low-income senior housing project, developed by Abode Communities, was supported by a $3,179,000 Century acquisition loan. Also last month, developer Prakash Chandran received $593,000 […]
Los Angeles City Councilman Bill Rosendahl took the wraps off Del Rey Square, a 124 unit senior housing community in West Los Angeles, on April 12, 2013. Open to formerly homeless and low-income seniors, the complex includes a computer room, fitness center, and private balconies and patios which complement the spectacular Spanish-style exterior. Century helped […]
Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) and Koreatown Youth & Community Center’s (KYCC) newly developed Menlo Family Apartments opened its doors to low-income and special needs residents last month. The development transformed a crime-ridden corner near the intersection of Pico Blvd. and Vermont Ave. into 60 low-income family and special needs apartments. Menlo Family Apartments targets families […]