How can housing advocates work to dispel internal and persistent biases about who deserves to be housed? Commentary by Holos Board Member Matthew Haas.

Holos Communities shares some lessons learned in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse, from a developer and nonprofit perspective.

As Holos Communities has explored how to build more homes faster, we’ve realized that we need to focus our efforts to creating new financial models that move away from the capital stack model, which holds back production of homes. Moving towards new models that streamlines funding and expedites construction of homes for the unhoused can be the solution to the housing crisis.

Holos Communities hosted elected officials and Whittier community members at our second Project Homekey site, Laurel Grove, on April 6th.

Green spaces have several positive effects for a community, and implementing and maintaining parks provides sustainable benefits and helps build community.

As developers of affordable housing, we are poised to be lead efforts in reducing our carbon footprint before and after construction. Currently-existing buildings can lead the way in reducing emissions and reaching the goal of net zero operations.

Learn how the concept of the Living Lab - our offices as a testing ground - was born. At our office, we utilize the space we have to launch innovations that can one day scale up at our properties.

Learn how reducing embodied carbon is crucial to mitigate global warming. Specifically, operational carbon that’s calculated from a building's energy use, can be reduced or eliminated by efficiencies and renewable energy sources.

Creating net-zero operating buildings means not only helping the planet, but also helping the communities that surround these buildings.

Holos Communities is excited to share updates to our portfolio! From new awards to new properties, it’s been a busy start of the year at Holos Communities.

Holos Communities is pleased to announce four new buildings in our pipeline across Southern California, bringing the total number of units in our pre-development and construction pipeline to 830.

Holos Communities showed elected officials and government workers our newest Project Homekey site, Avenida, on September 8th.

One of the ways to ensure that we conserve water is by using greywater systems to reduce usage of water. Given California’s tendency for droughts, recapturing and reusing water helps us in conserving water and ensuring that tenants have access to water in times of need.

Part of our journey towards sustainability and resiliency emerged from our experiences with the power grid in the summer of 2019, when the Holos Communities (then Clifford Beers Housing) offices were impacted by power outages. Unfortunately, the blackout coincided with staff working towards a critical deadline.

When designing and building developments, looking at how they integrate with the surrounding landmarks is a key part to ensuring that residents have the best quality of life.