co-developer:
Preservation of afforadable housing
Preservation of Affordable Housing, Inc. (POAH) is a nationally recognized nonprofit specializing in the acquisition, rehabilitation, and long-term preservation of affordable housing. Since its founding in 2001, POAH has preserved or created over 14,000 units of housing in 13 states and the District of Columbia. The POAH team has an extensive background in affordable and multifamily housing development. POAH is the sole member and manager of its development entity, Preservation of Affordable Housing LLC. POAH’s affiliated property management company, POAH Communities LLC, combines nationwide management experience with rich local knowledge and a strong track record of managing amidst phased construction.

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Co-developer:
Chicago Housing Authority
The Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) provides homes to over 65,000 households, while championing vibrant, healthy communities across the city. As a HUD-designated Moving to Work agency, CHA leverages its flexibility to forge innovative partnerships, expanding choices and opportunities for low-income families and individuals. Our inspiration and commitment drive the Chicago Housing Authority to build strong communities, ensure access to quality affordable housing, and empower residents to thrive together.

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Project Architect:
Canopy Architects
Canopy was founded in 2009 on the principle that good design can be achieved in any context and available to everyone. Like its name Canopy suggests, the individuals in their practice and project stakeholders work collectively to create spaces that provide safety, wellbeing and comfort. Everyone brings a unique perspective—owner, end user, architect, contractor, etc.—to inform a collaborative, thoughtful design. This interconnectivity is the heart of their design philosophy.

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Property Manager:
Poah communities
POAH Communities (POAH-C) has specialized experience in the professional management of affordable multifamily housing for more than 15 years. The apartment communities managed by POAH-C vary in age, size, geography, and style, including single-family units, townhouses, garden-style, and high-rise apartment buildings. POAH-C’s broad experience and knowledge provide both POAH and its financing partners with confidence that their properties are performing at their maximum potential. Additionally, POAH-C’s Community Impact team engages staff, residents, and neighborhood partners in connecting residents with amenities that move families toward economic self-sufficiency. The Community Impact team at POAH-C builds bridges between residents and successful local programs, focusing on six outcome areas: housing, health, education, employment, financial stability, and community engagement. This creates opportunities for residents to utilize their stable housing to pursue their personal and financial goals.
