The Coachella Valley Housing Coalition

CVHC owns and operates six multifamily apartment developments, one single room occupancy apartment, two mobile home parks, and one senior housing that provides affordable housing to low and very low-income farmworker families, and low-income families and seniors. The Total number of units is 558 multifamily, 172 rental spaces.In addition, CVHC operates two Migrant Farmworker housing facilities that provide temporary housing to migrant farmworkers totaling 176 units. CVHC contracts with a third-party Property Management Company to manage its developments.CVHC and its affiliated entities also own and operate sixteen (16) additional multifamily apartment developments that provide affordable housing to low and very low-income families and individuals. These developments were built under the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC). These tax credit developments have completed the 15-year tax credit investors compliance period. The total number of units owned is 855.

CVHC provides technical assistance to low-income families in obtaining financing to build their single-family home in the Coachella Valley and other communities. CVHC receives federal, state, county and local funds to assist families to build their homes under the Mutual Self-Help Program (MSHP). The total number of houses completed for this period under the MSHP was 67, a total of 94 were in various stages of construction, and 63 were in family recruiting stages.CVHC also acquires and develops land for the purpose of building affordable single-family housing. A total of 520 lots are currently in the predevelopment stages. CVHC operates a Lease to Own Program, whereby houses were purchased, rehabilitated, and rented out to eligible families. A total of 44 houses were rehabilitated under this program. During the year two (2) houses were sold during the year, and three (3) houses remain under this program.CVHC provides housing counseling assistance to families participating in the MSHP and the Lease to Own Program. A total of 354 individuals received various types of housing counseling services during the fiscal year.