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Mercy Housing California improves the lives of thousands of residents through the development of affordable housing. Our experienced development staff recognizes possibilities and creates new opportunities where none are obvious, and our development expertise covers the full spectrum of housing solutions including:
- Multifamily rental homes
- High-rise, mixed-use properties
- Supportive, single-room occupancy housing for formerly homeless individuals
- Preservation and rehabilitation developments
While there has been a generous outpouring from our supporters to supply essential items, the best way you can help us serve our residents during this unprecedented crisis is with a financial contribution. We can then allocate your donation for food and supplies where the need is greatest, with onsite Property Management and Resident Services staff following COVID-19 safety protocols to acquire and distribute food and other essential items.
The Impact You’ve Made
On behalf of the staff and Board of Mercy Housing California , we want to thank all of our supporters
for your help in creating more housing opportunities for lower-income Californians. From Woodland and Roseville in the Sacramento Valley to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Mercy Housing California completed 346 new homes and acquired 138 homes in 2018. We also continued to renovate our existing portfolio of 9,190 homes around the state to ensure that they remain community resources for many years to come.
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We are proud to serve our residents and California communities through the development of affordable housing and resident services. Donate today to help us continue our mission!
News Feed
Mercy Housing California (MHC) is proposing to develop high-quality affordable apartment homes for low-income seniors and senior veterans who have experienced homelessness. The development, which is located at the corner of Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue in Long Beach, will serve qualified seniors, 62 and older, and include amenities such
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833 Bryant Street Permanent Supportive Housing will be the new construction of 145 studio apartments of permanent supportive housing for adults who have experienced homelessness. This is the prototype of what is hoped to model a new financing structure for permanent supportive housing. The goals of the project are to expedite the development process and
Read MoreMHC has a variety of resources to share. From recent developments to modular construction, we encourage you to explore our publications to learn more about our approach to building, supporting, and improving communities.
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Partner With Us.
Regardless of the scale and population served, each Mercy Housing community is built with an unwavering commitment to dynamic partnerships, creative vision and extensive community planning. We understand that the heart of a new community is built over time through the early and consistent engagement of community members. Mercy Housing’s development team is skilled at creating dynamic and informed relationships with the local community – relationships that lead to comprehensive design and a prioritization of community needs.
Together with its partners, Mercy Housing California has developed over 9,000 homes where more than 17,000 Californians will sleep tonight. We hope you’ll join us in building the next one.
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