On August 16, 20201, Nevada HAND, a builder/developer/manager of affordable apartment housing with on-site support services in Las Vegas, announced that it would be freezing rents on units at all of its properties across the valley to offset the rising cost of living.
In partnership with the Los Angeles City Planning Commission and nonprofit Adobe Communities, 20/20 Plumbing & Heating, Inc. has been selected as a key contractor for Adams Terrace, an affordable housing development occupying two vacant urban infill sites in the West Adams neighborhood of Los Angeles.
As a partner in the redevelopment of Jordan Downs in Watts, California, 20/20 Plumbing & Heating, Inc. is proving once again that it is more than a plumbing and HVAC company. It is builder of communities.
City of Hope Orange County, a world-renowned cancer research and treatment center, just received a $50 million gift from Lennar Foundation to aid in the organization’s plans to invest $1 billion in a comprehensive cancer care and research campus in Irvine, California. The gift is the largest philanthropic contribution to City of Hope Orange County and the second-largest donation in City of Hope’s 108-year history.Read more
Construction is currently underway on Fairview Heights Apartments, a mixed-use development comprised of 100 apartment homes and 7,394 square feet of commercial/retail space located directly across the street from the future Fairview Heights Metrolink Station at the intersection of Florence Avenue and West Boulevard in Inglewood. The project is one of many designed and built by Linc Housing, a non-profit organization that has been creating affordable housing for seniors, families and special needs populations throughout California since 1984.
Great news! Nevada HAND recently broke ground on Decatur Commons, its largest multifamily apartment community yet. This four-story, 480-unit affordable apartment community will offer 240 units for low-income families and 240 units for low-income seniors.
According to Nevada Public Radio, 17 percent of Clark County’s population is 60 or older, and approximately 30 percent of newcomers to Las Vegas are senior citizens. The warm climate, entertainment options, affordable cost of living and no state income tax have long made Las Vegas a popular retirement destination.
