Redwood Housing acquires two parcels in downtown Phoenix.

Horton’s Kids is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting underprivileged communities. Through their diverse programs and unwavering commitment, they have made a significant contribution to the lives of residents in the Skyline Apartments community in the Anacostia neighborhood of Washington, D.C.

Jaycee Towers, a high-rise affordable senior community located near downtown Dayton, was at risk of being converted to market-rate housing and in need of a modernization. Redwood sponsored a community focused preservation to revitalize the property as high-quality affordable housing.

Originally built in 1970, Royal Palm Gardens was neglected and in need of a significant capital investment. Redwood developed a comprehensive redevelopment plan, inclusive of building a new community center, to restore the property as high-quality affordable housing for decades to come.

The Presidio, a three-story senior community located in a high-demand, supply-constrained market, was at risk of being converted to market-rate housing. Redwood sponsored an amenity rich, environmentally focused renovation that preserved the property as high-quality affordable housing.

Built as affordable communities south of Seattle, Homestead Apartments was at risk of being converted to market-rate housing. Redwood sponsored an environmentally and community focused redevelopment that revitalized the communities as high-quality affordable housing.

The Porter, a 100-year old historic landmark located a few blocks from Michigan’s Capitol, was in need of meaningful capital investment. Redwood collaborated with the local community to sponsor a comprehensive renovation to preserve and revitalize this historic landmark.

Hausten Gardens, a mid-rise affordable senior community located near Waikiki Beach, was at risk of being converted to market rate housing. Redwood collaborated with a local partner to preserve and meaningfully improve the community as high-quality affordable housing.

Originally constructed in the 1980s, Civic Towers and Civic Towers Senior were neglected and in need of meaningful capital investment. Redwood developed a comprehensive redevelopment plan, inclusive of an entirely new facade, to preserve and upgrade these critical community assets.

Admiralty Apartments, a mixed-use historically significant property on Port Townsend Bay, was partially condemned after storms damaged its structure. Redwood sponsored an environmentally focused redevelopment that included rebuilding the property’s pilings and brick masonry façade.

The Winthrop, a mixed-use historically significant former hotel in Tacoma, was on the verge of failure after prior ownership filed for bankruptcy. Redwood sponsored a comprehensive, historically significant renovation that restored the former luxury hotel into high-quality affordable housing.