A curving small-town street of brick and vinyl-sided townhomes under mature trees in early summer

Diverse in mission, size, & location.

Non-profit and for-profit developers, public housing authorities, and private equity — in rural towns, suburbs, and the inner Beltway.

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Four kinds of mission, one table.

  1. 4Non-profit developers
  2. 7For-profit developers
  3. 2Public housing authorities
  4. 1Private equity

Who we've worked with.

Non-profit developers

4 non-profit developers See on the map
  • True Ground Housing Partners
  • The NHP Foundation
  • Community Housing Partners
  • Enterprise Community Partners

For-profit developers

7 for-profit developers See on the map
  • The Lawson Companies
  • April Housing
  • Woda Cooper Companies
  • Community Preservation Partners
  • Green Street Housing
  • Stratford Capital Group
  • Urban Atlantic
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Every name on this page is building for someone.

Public housing authorities

2 public housing authorities See on the map
  • Bristol (VA) Redevelopment & Housing Authority
  • Housing Authority of Prince George's County, MD

Private equity

1 private equity firm
  • Asland Capital Partners
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References, on the record.

  • Carmen RomeroPresident & CEO, True Ground Housing Partners
  • Lisa PorterPresident & CEO, Beyond Housing (Bristol Redevelopment and Housing Authority)
  • Austin PittmanVP & CFO, The Lawson Companies
  • Susan DeweyFormer CEO, Virginia Housing
A brick garden-apartment building at blue hour with warm light in its windows

Housing for veterans and for families of low and moderate income.

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