Summary of Affordable Housing Development Activities (as of April 2013)
COMPLETED DEVELOPMENTS (HOME INC-OWNED PROPERTIES)
 Cedar Hill Apartments
Description :   25 units, substantial rehabilitation, permanent rental for individuals (some with special needs)
  Columbus House acts as service provider
Status :   Completed December 1998
Funders :   Corporation for Supportive Housing
   CT Department of Economic and Community Development
   CT Housing Finance Authority
   National Equity Fund (LISC)
 HUBCO/AHP
Development Cost :   $3,349,000
 Whalley Terrace
Description :   22 units (plus one retail store), new construction, permanent rental for elderly individuals (some with   special needs)
   Columbus House acts as service provider
Status :   Completed January 2008
Funders :   Corporation for Supportive Housing
   CT Housing Finance Authority / Department of Economic and Community Development
   CT Department of Social Services
   Enterprise Social Investment Corp (Enterprise Community Partners)
 United Illuminating and Northeast Utilities
Development Cost :   $6,782,000
 Valley Supportive Housing
Description :   20 units, substantial rehabilitation, permanent rental for families (some with special needs) 
   BH Care acts as service provider
Status :   Completed December 2011
Funders :   Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund / Corporation for Supportive Housing
   CT Housing Finance Authority
   CT Department of Social Services
   United Illuminating
 Northeast Utilities
Development Cost :   $7,577,000
 Blake Street Homes (204-32 Blake Street, New Haven)
Description :   12 units, new construction and rehabilitation, family rental
Status :   Completed August 1993
Funders :   Lafayette American Bank & Trust Company
   Housing Outreach Fund Limited Partnership (Enterprise Social Investment Corp. and Federal National
   Mortgage Association)
   Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston
   Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund
   HUD/Housing Authority of the City of New Haven (Section 8)
 Congregation Mishkan Israel
Development Cost :   $850,000
 Sherman Manor (390-96 Sherman Avenue, New Haven)
Description :   7 units, new construction and substantial rehabilitation, family rental.
Status :   Completed October 1995
Funders :   National Equity Fund / LIHTC
   City of New Haven HOME Program
   Housing Tax Credits (Lafayette American Bank & Trust Company, O&G, PILOT Pen, Shawmut 
Development Cost :   $623,000
COMPLETED DEVELOPMENT (HOME INC AS CONSULTANT)
 Stepping Stone Housing (660 Winchester Avenue)
Description :   20 units, substantial rehabilitation, family transitional; joint venture with Christian Community Action 
   (owner and service provider)
Status :   Completed 1999
Funders :   Connecticut Department of Social Services
   HUD McKinney Supportive Housing Program
   City of New Haven HOME Program
Development Cost :   $1,195,000
FINANCING SECURED FOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CLIENTS
 HUD Flexible Subsidy Rehabilitation Loans
Total Amount :   $1,094,000
Clients :   Seabury Cooperative
   Ethan Gardens Cooperative
   Canterbury Gardens Cooperative
   Liberty Square II Cooperative
 Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston / Farmers and Mechanics Bank Loan
Total Amount :   $550,000
Clients :   Equity in Housing Cooperative
Greater New Haven Community Loan Fund Rehabilitation Loans
Total Amount :   $67,000
Clients :   Blake Street Homes
Liberty Bank for Savings Middletown Refinancing
Total Amount :   $358,000
Clients :   Equity in Housing Cooperative
It is the policy of Housing Operations Management Enterprises (HOME), Inc. HOME INC and its affiliated entities affirmatively to promote fair housing opportunities in all of its housing management, development, counseling, resident training, and other activities. It is further the policy of HOME INC and its affiliated entities to encourage education of staff members and residents to effectuate this policy.

In the provision of housing and other services, HOME INC and its affiliated entities do not discriminate or exhibit any preference or limitation based on race, creed, color, religion, national origin gender, marital or other family status, presence or absence of children, age, lawful source of income, familial status, physical or mental disability, or sexual orientation nor does it express any intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination, except where lawful and reasonable governmental or owner-imposed rules or regulations governing housing provided by HOME INC and/or its affiliated entities requires that certain of such groups be preferred (e.g., housing for special needs populations, or that housing be restricted to such groups (e.g., federal Housing for the Elderly), or that certain occupancy standards be maintained (e.g., the number of persons per apartments containing specified number of bedrooms). When such exceptions are in effect, HOME INC and its affiliated entities will apply them in the most non-discriminatory manner possible.

HOME INC and its affiliated entities will require contractors carrying out housing marketing and similar activities to utilize Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plans to attract prospective buyers and residents of all majority and minority social groups without consideration of race, creed, color, religion, national origin gender, marital or other family status, presence or absence of children, age, lawful source of income, familial status, physical or mental disability, or sexual orientation, subject to the same above-described exception.