Homes for the People Our Cities Can’t Afford to Lose

Teachers, nurses, transit operators — and everyone else a city can’t afford to leave behind. HDC builds for the full range, and we keep building through the ups and downs of the real estate cycle, when most developers can’t.

Essential Housing

100% affordable. Mostly 40–80% of AMI, with deeper affordability when the partnerships support it.

It’s essential to the residents who get to stay near where they work and live. To the employers who can’t operate without them. To the cities whose tax base and services depend on a stable, diverse population. And to the neighborhoods that lose something irreplaceable when the people who belong there are priced out.

By the Numbers

2,898 homes built or in development
374 for people exiting homelessness, with Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
91 average Walk Score®
99 average Energy Star® score

“Millions of homes short. The same approach won’t close that gap. So we built a different one.”

Homes for the People Our Cities Can’t Afford to Lose

Teachers, nurses, transit operators — and everyone else a city can’t afford to leave behind. HDC builds for the full range, and we keep building through the ups and downs of the real estate cycle, when most developers can’t.

Essential Housing

By the Numbers

“Millions of homes short. The same approach won’t close that gap. So we built a different one.”

— Brad Padden, Founder & CEO