Century Annual Reports
Learn more about the lending and development work that is building thriving communities and transforming lives throughout California.
2025 Annual Report
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As Century Housing marked its 30th anniversary in 2025, our Annual Report reflects both the legacy that shaped our mission and the work underway to meet California’s evolving housing needs. Century originated nearly $306 million in loans during the year, helping finance 4,651 affordable homes for more than 12,600 individuals while continuing to develop and operate 2,871 homes of our own. From advancing innovative ED 1 developments and integrated communities to preserving long-term affordability and responding to devastating wildfires, Century’s work in 2025 demonstrated the power of flexible financing, strong partnerships, and housing designed to create lasting stability. Together, these efforts carry Judge Harry Pregerson’s vision forward as we begin our next 30 years.
- Innovative housing solutions are accelerating new development, including Century’s growing portfolio of ED 1 communities and the groundbreaking of Century + Restorative Care Village, which will combine nearly 300 homes with health care, supportive services, education, and job training.
- Long-term affordability remains central to Century’s work, from restoring Friendship Terrace in South Pasadena to creating permanent supportive housing at the West Los Angeles VA Campus where veterans can access both a home and the services they need to thrive.
- Century responded quickly when disaster struck, helping evacuate veteran households threatened by the Palisades Fire while supporting wildfire recovery and affordable housing efforts for communities affected by the Eaton, Camp, and Park fires.
2024 Investment Impact Report

The 2024 Investment Impact Report details a year of strong financial performance, high-impact lending, and deepened community partnerships. With over $465 million in loans issued across 15 counties, Century financed 5,214 affordable homes and created over 7,000 construction jobs. These efforts were guided by Century’s Sustainability Framework, which aligns with global standards to ensure measurable social and environmental benefits.
- $465 million in financing supported 50 loans across the state, with a focus on construction and acquisition lending.
- 5,214 homes created or preserved, with over half serving extremely to moderately low-income residents (0–80% AMI).
- Strategic partnerships leveraged $20.1 million to advance 1,118 additional homes, including projects in Skid Row, Silicon Valley, and Downtown LA.
