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Affordable Housing Developers in Long Beach, California

17 affordable housing developers have delivered 35 LIHTC tax-credit projects totaling 3,012 affordable units in Long Beach, California — ranked below by units built, each linked to a verified TCAC/LIHTC track record.

Affordable housing developers in Long Beach ranked by LIHTC units built · source: TCAC project history
#DeveloperProjectsLIHTC units
1Meta Housing Corporation7711
2Century Affordable Development, Inc.8620
3Abode Communities2431
4Las Palmas Foundation2296
5Mercy Housing California2213
6LINC Housing Corporation4209
7Valued Housing II, LLC1139
8Clifford Beers Housing (aka Holos Communities)4131
9Jamboree Housing Corporation2114
10AMCAL Multi-Housing Inc.199
11BRIDGE Housing187
12Volunteers of America174
13Linc Community Development Corporation172
14Holos Inc.260
15Dawson Holdings, Inc.149
16MRK Partners Inc.149
17Thomas Safran & Associates124

Largest affordable housing projects in Long Beach

American Gold Star Manor
Developed by Abode Communities
337 units
Plymouth West Apartments
195 units
2400 Long Beach
192 units
1400 Long Beach
161 units
Long Beach Senior Artists Colony
160 units
Saint Mary Tower
146 units

Affordable housing developers in Long Beach: FAQ

How many affordable housing developers are in Long Beach?

17 affordable housing developers have built 3,012 low-income (LIHTC) units across 35 tax-credit projects in Long Beach, California, according to California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (TCAC) records.

Who is the largest affordable housing developer in Long Beach?

Meta Housing Corporation is the largest affordable housing developer in Long Beach by units built, credited with 711 LIHTC units across 7 tax-credit projects.

What are the largest affordable housing projects in Long Beach?

The largest LIHTC projects in Long Beach include American Gold Star Manor (337 units), Plymouth West Apartments (195 units), 2400 Long Beach (192 units).

How many affordable housing units have been built in Long Beach?

3,012 low-income (LIHTC) units have been built across 35 TCAC tax-credit projects in Long Beach, California.

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