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Develop and construct new affordable housing for seniors and families
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Protect Californias affordable housing supply through purchase of
existing rentals
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Develop urban in-fill, mixed-use, and transit-oriented properties
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Provide supportive services that enhance the lives of our residents
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Raise the design and environmental quality of all LINC communities
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Advocate strong public policy for affordable housing
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Our History
Californias population reached 32 million at the millennium and is expected
to climb to 49 million by the year 2025. Even with the ups and downs of our economy,
California continues to be the land of opportunity for immigrants, techies,
entertainers, engineers, farmers and their families
and they all need
housing.
Visionaries in government realized that with the escalating price of land, certain
segments of the population would be left behind with no hope to own or even rent
a place to live: retired teachers and service sector personnel, and young working
families in both Californias urban and rural economies. In 1984, the Southern
California Association of Governments formed a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization
they named the Corporate Fund for Housing (CFH), and selected a board of directors
comprised of government and business leaders that would see the way toward securing
affordable homes for these vital members of our growing economy. In the late 1980s,
CFH produced five affordable rental communities totaling 845 new homes for seniors
on fixed incomes in Los Angeles County. In 1993, CFH acquired and rehabilitated a
working family community in Riverside County comprised of 108 rentals.
Building on the experience and relationships gained in these early developments,
CFH formed our new entity, LINC Housing, with an expanded mission, staff, and
service area. LINC is an acronym for Limited Income Communities. LINC creates
and preserves housing with careful attention paid to quality design and
life-enhancing resident services. We have developed a wide variety of affordable
homes through new construction, acquisition and rehabilitation of at-risk housing,
historic preservation, and purchase of manufactured home parks. Each is unique to
its neighborhood and the residents who call it home. To date, LINC has had a hand
in developing more than 6,000 affordable homes in 45 communities throughout the
state of California.
As we enter our third decade in housing development, we are grateful for the
support of the many people and businesses that partner with us to make it possible.
Our board and staff are energized with new vision for design and finance. We will
continue to break new ground in ways to serve our California communities
through housing.
View our map with the complete listing of LINC
communities.
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