Supporting organizations, strengthening communities

We help mission-driven property developers create and preserve housing and community facilities that thrive and endure

  • Glisan Commons

    Innovative transit-oriented development

    Sponsored by three nonprofit partners, Glisan Commons provides affordable housing and transit services in East Portland’s Gateway District.
  • Gray's Landing

    South Waterfront’s first affordable housing

    In a rising riverfront redevelopment, Gray’s Landing provides homes for low-income families and formerly homeless veterans, plus offices for REACH Community Development.
  • Lancaster Bridge

    Preserving housing opportunities in Corvallis

    Financially restructured and physically renovated, Lancaster Bridge will provide affordable homes to 50 low-income families for decades to come.
Since 2001, the Agricultural Workforce Housing Tax Credit has helped house more than 1,100 low-income farmworkers and their families in 17 Oregon counties.

News

Why should asset managers pay attention to tax-credit property compliance? HDC’s Kimberly Taylor has the answer. Read her new article in Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
whole article 

Read More »
With capacity-building funds from OHCS, four organizations are joining Housing Development Center’s new Capital Asset Management Planning (CAMP) program!
Tuesday, December 03, 2013

Funding awards from Oregon Housing and Community Services will help four Oregon organizations plan for the preservation of their affordable housing portfolios in a limited-resource environment.  

Read More »

Blessing ceremony celebrates HDC-assisted preservation of Providence Health Service’s Dethman Manor senior housing project.
Monday, December 02, 2013

Dethman Manor is the only fully rent-subsidized, secure, elevatored senior-housing project in Hood River, a community affected by rapidly rising housing costs. The 35-year-old apartment building provides affordable homes to 27 low-income senior households; many residents are disabled and have incomes of less than 30% of the area median. 

Read More »

Read More