CivicHome has been at the forefront of affordable housing consulting and community revitalization for over two decades.  Clients have included cities, redevelopment agencies, non-profits, regional trusts, housing authority, and councils of government.   

CivicHome brings extensive expertise in municipal and regional housing needs, leading and collaborating on initiatives that encompass housing research, strategic planning, the creation of innovative housing programs, and the establishment of regional housing and community land trusts. Our team is skilled in guiding the formation, management, and funding of housing entities, working closely with city councils, redevelopment agencies, and nonprofit housing organizations to deliver comprehensive housing solutions.

Our experience includes developing housing strategies to support underserved populations and stabilize communities in times of economic hardship. We’ve designed and administered first-of-their-kind foreclosure rehabilitation programs for cities across California, created extensive databases for potential development on vacant lots, and drafted long-range housing strategic plans to meet ambitious affordable housing targets. Notably, CivicHome has established and managed regional housing trusts in multiple regions, applying for grant funding, developing policies, and coordinating requests for professional services—critical steps in establishing sustainable operations.

We pride ourselves on our ability to secure and manage funding through local, state, and federal grant programs. On behalf of our clients, we’ve secured and managed the deployment of multimillion-dollar grants to develop predevelopment loan programs, award NOFAs, and implement programs that meet urgent community housing needs.

CivicHome’s hands-on expertise spans acquisition, compliance, program design, and stakeholder engagement. In all projects, we prioritize collaboration, innovation, and a commitment to building inclusive communities. We’re honored to have earned the trust of our clients and the opportunity to contribute positively to the affordable housing landscape across California.