From left to right:  Todd Fabian, Director of National Equity Fund, Cristian Ahumada, Executive Director and CEO of Holos Communities, Heather Hutt, Councilwoman for District 10, and Eric Claros, Director of LAHD Innovation Strategies Division

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.

We are excited to announce a new partnership with Fernish, a furniture rental company dedicated to making people feel at home and reducing the amount of furniture waste that ends up in landfills.

Thanks to the Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) Program, Clifford Beers will be able to install solar panels at Holt.

King 1101 in Exposition Park makes green building accessible for everyone.

Children learn about water and energy conservation thanks to funds from USGBC.

Sustainability and water conservation in CBH buildings