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Affordable Housing Developers in San Bernardino, California

7 affordable housing developers have delivered 12 LIHTC tax-credit projects totaling 1,297 affordable units in San Bernardino, California — ranked below by units built, each linked to a verified TCAC/LIHTC track record.

Affordable housing developers in San Bernardino ranked by LIHTC units built · source: TCAC project history
#DeveloperProjectsLIHTC units
1National Community Renaissance of California4372
2Las Palmas Foundation2261
3Meta Housing Corporation2197
4USA Multi-Family Development, Inc.1176
5Central Valley Coalition for Affordable Housing1127
6American Community Developers, Inc.1125
7Century Affordable Development, Inc.139

Largest affordable housing projects in San Bernardino

Village Green Aparments
182 units
Vintage at Kendall Apartments
176 units
Arrowhead Grove Phase 2 (aka Waterman Gardens Phase 2)
147 units
The Waterman Apartments
127 units
New Zion Manor
125 units
Lugo Senior Apartments
118 units

Affordable housing developers in San Bernardino: FAQ

How many affordable housing developers are in San Bernardino?

7 affordable housing developers have built 1,297 low-income (LIHTC) units across 12 tax-credit projects in San Bernardino, California, according to California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (TCAC) records.

Who is the largest affordable housing developer in San Bernardino?

National Community Renaissance of California is the largest affordable housing developer in San Bernardino by units built, credited with 372 LIHTC units across 4 tax-credit projects.

What are the largest affordable housing projects in San Bernardino?

The largest LIHTC projects in San Bernardino include Village Green Aparments (182 units), Vintage at Kendall Apartments (176 units), Arrowhead Grove Phase 2 (aka Waterman Gardens Phase 2) (147 units).

How many affordable housing units have been built in San Bernardino?

1,297 low-income (LIHTC) units have been built across 12 TCAC tax-credit projects in San Bernardino, California.

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