Pacific Region

  1. Mutual Housing of Hawaii - $1,500,000

    Ko'oloa'ula Apartments

    Ko'oloa'ula is a proposed, 120-unit multifamily rental project offering 1-4 bedroom units primarily to households with 50%-60% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to cover the predevelopment costs associated with the property. (2010)

  2. NeighborWorks Anchorage - $1,500,000

    Spruce View Apartments is an 82-unit rental rehabilitation project offering 2 & 3 bedroom units to households with 60% AMGI. This interim development loan was used for infrastructure repairs. (2010)

  3. Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation - $500,000

    Orr Creek is a 71-unit rental project consisting of 1-4 bedroom units for households within 40%-60% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to fund initial construction costs for the project. (2008)

  4. Sacramento Mutual Housing Assoc - $1,190,000

    Mutual Housing at Spring Lake is a proposed 100-unit rental project consisting of 1, 2, 3, & 4 bedroom units for households between 30%-60% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to acquire the property. (2010)

  5. Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services - $645,300

    Sunset Corners is a 6-unit rental project with 2-3 bedroom units for households at 60% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to fund acquisition costs associated with the project. (2006)

  6. South County Housing Corp - $500,000

    Gilroy Cannery is a 210-unit project consisting primarily of multifamily rental units, with some single family rental units and commercial space. This loan was used to fund predevelopment expenses associated with the project. (2007)

  7. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $200,000

    Paseo Santa Barbara is a proposed 90-unit mixed use project featuring multifamily rental units and commercial space. This loan was used to fund predevelopment expenses associated with the project. At completion Cabrillo renamed the project Rodney Fernandez Gardens in honor of its retiring and founding Executive Director. (2009)

  8. South County Housing Corp - $150,000

    Par 3 Mar Visita is a 90-unit mixed use and mixed income development on 4-acres of vacant land in conjunction with an 8 acre market rate housing development. This loan funded predevelopment expenses for the project. (2005)

  9. NeighborWorks Umpqua - $622,000

    WISH House is a 13-unit multifamily rental property consisting of one bedroom units for households with 40%-50% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to fund construction costs related to developing the project. (2008)

  10. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $200,000

    Los Angeles Apartments will include 24 general occupancy units at 50% area median income and remaining 25 units will be for farmworkers earning 30%-50% of AMI. Loan proceeds will be used to for architectural, engineering and site work. (2011)

  11. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $150,000

    Paseo Santa Clara Apartments is a 140-unit multifamily rental project consisting of efficiencies and 1-3 bedroom units for households at 80% AMGI. This loan was used to fund predevelopment expenses associated with the project. (2007)

  12. Sacramento Mutual Housing Assoc - $459,000

    Stockton Boulevard, Sacramento, CA

    Stockton Boulevard is a proposed, 91-unit rental project consisting of 1, 2, 3, &4 bedroom units for households between 30%-60% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to acquire the property. (2010)

  13. Community HousingWorks, Inc. - $200,000

    Florida Street (now known as KALOS) is a proposed 83-unit multifamily project with 1-3 bedroom units primarily for households at 60% AMGI. This loan was used to fund predevelopment expenses associated with the project. (2009)

  14. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $160,000

    Villa Cesar Chavez is a 6-unit for sale project consisting of 3-4 bedroom single family homes. This interim development loan was used to fund infrastructure development costs associated with the project. (2004)

  15. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $605,000

    Paseo De Luz is a 25-unit supportive rental project consisting of one bedroom units for households at 30% AMGI for people with mential illness. This loan was used to bridge final construction draws while awaiting final cost certification of the project. (2012)

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  16. Willamette Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. - $825,000

    Alexander Court is a 24-unit mixed use project consisting primarily of multifamily rental, with a few single family rental units and some commercial space, for households with 50% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to fund acquisition expenses for the project. (2007)

  17. Rural Communities Housing Development Corporation - $300,000

    Lakewood Homes is a 58-unit for sale project offering 3-4 bedroom units to households with 80% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to refinance existing debt service on the property. (2005)

  18. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $1,200,000

    Paseo Santa Clara Apartments is a 140-unit multifamily rental project consisting of efficiencies and 1-3 bedroom units for households at 80% AMG in Oxnard, CA. This interim development loan was used to fund predevelopment expenses associated with the project. (2007)

  19. South County Housing Corporation - $1,000,000

    This loan, provided in collaboration with several other CDFIs, provided cash flow to South County Housing. (2009)

  20. Cabrillo Economic Development Corporation - $200,000

    Azahar Place is a proposed 60-unit multifamily rental project featuring 1-4 bedroom units for households at 60% AMGI. This loan was used to fund predevelopment expenses associated with the project. (2009)

  21. Community HousingWorks, Inc. - $410,000

    Pineview Apartments is a 101-unit multi-family rental project offering 1-3 bedroom units primarily to households at 80% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to fund acquisition costs related to the property. (2004)

  22. NeighborWorks Umpqua - $1,465,000

    Brookside Court is a 50-unit multifamily rental project offering a mix of one bedroom units and efficiency units to households at 30% AMGI. This interim development loan was used to acquire and preserve this expiring HUD senior property. (2010)