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Affordable Housing Developers in Riverside, California

11 affordable housing developers have delivered 16 LIHTC tax-credit projects totaling 1,425 affordable units in Riverside, California — ranked below by units built, each linked to a verified TCAC/LIHTC track record.

Affordable housing developers in Riverside ranked by LIHTC units built · source: TCAC project history
#DeveloperProjectsLIHTC units
1USA Multi-Family Development, Inc.1222
2Eden Housing2207
3National Community Renaissance of California2180
4Wakeland Housing & Development3164
5Central Valley Coalition for Affordable Housing1148
6Jamboree Housing Corporation1147
7D.L. Horn & Associates LLC299
8The John Stewart Company199
9A Community of Friends193
10The Coachella Valley Housing Coalition144
11Many Mansions122

Largest affordable housing projects in Riverside

Vintage at Snowberry Senior Apartments
222 units
Mulberry Gardens Family Apartments
Developed by Eden Housing
149 units
Lincoln aka Victoria Heights Apartments
148 units
Ridgecrest Apartments aka "Las Colinas Apartments"
147 units
Mission Village Senior Apartments
101 units
Cypress Springs Apartments
99 units

Affordable housing developers in Riverside: FAQ

How many affordable housing developers are in Riverside?

11 affordable housing developers have built 1,425 low-income (LIHTC) units across 16 tax-credit projects in Riverside, California, according to California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (TCAC) records.

Who is the largest affordable housing developer in Riverside?

USA Multi-Family Development, Inc. is the largest affordable housing developer in Riverside by units built, credited with 222 LIHTC units across 1 tax-credit project.

What are the largest affordable housing projects in Riverside?

The largest LIHTC projects in Riverside include Vintage at Snowberry Senior Apartments (222 units), Mulberry Gardens Family Apartments (149 units), Lincoln aka Victoria Heights Apartments (148 units).

How many affordable housing units have been built in Riverside?

1,425 low-income (LIHTC) units have been built across 16 TCAC tax-credit projects in Riverside, California.

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