Banning Villas Apartments

1100 N. Banning Boulevard, Wilmington, CA 90744

Last Updated: 5/30/23

90

Total Units

89

Affordable Units

90%

Tenant Satisfaction

91%

Housing Retention Rate*

    • Onsite Supportive Services

    • Onsite Laundry

    • Community Room

  • 89 units for low-income seniors

    • 89 one-bedroom units

    • one manager’s unit

    • Acquired: 2013

    • Construction: 2013

    • Lease-Up: 2013

    • Live: 2013

  • $222,188*

Named after the Father of the Port of Los Angeles, Phineas Banning, Banning Villas is a joint venture between Holos Communities and Preservation Partners Development III (PPD) to rehabilitate an existing at-risk Section 8 project in Wilmington. Originally built in 1976, Banning Villas now offers 89 apartments for low-income seniors, an on-site manager’s apartment, a community recreation building, a large central outdoor space, and multiple laundry facilities. 

 

Holos and PPD’s joint venture helped preserve the project-based Section 8 contract at Banning Villas originally slated for termination in 2013, extending it for an additional 55 years and keeping the property’s affordability levels. PPD provides free food delivery to residents by Cornucopia Services and a social service program for all residents, encouraging resident participation in available neighborhood services. 

Banning Villas is located near a couple of supermarkets, including El Super #48 and Food 4 Less. Additionally, several recreational areas are located near Banning Villas, such as the Wilmington YMCA, John Mendez Baseball Park and Drum Barracks Park. 

 
 

Construction Team

Operations Partners

Capital Funders

Additional Funding Details:

  • Citibank, N.A.: California Debt Limit Allocation Committee (CDLAC)

  • Greystone Funding Corporation: HUD 221(d)(4) Loan

  • Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA): Section 8 Project Based Vouchers (PBV)

  • Union Bank, N.A.: Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco's Affordable Housing Program (FHLB-SF AHP), CA Tax Credit Allocation Committee (TCAC)

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Leasing Information

 

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