Jesse Jackson Jr Senior Housing, acquired by POAH from the YMCA of Metro Chicago in 2019, provide  a vital source of quality affordable senior housing in a community that has seen more than its share of disinvestment over the past decades. The properties are located on the former Dixie Square Mall Site – made famous by the Blues Brothers movie in 1980 – in Chicago’s south suburbs and just off two major expressways

Located in the Lily Ponds neighborhood of Northeast, Washington, DC, 34Fifty Eads Apartments offers affordable apartments ranging in size from one to three-bedroom floorplans.

Built to meet the PHIUS standards for energy performance with solar panels and GeoThermal heating, each apartment home includes plank flooring, large windows offering plenty of natural light, abundant closet and storage space and white kitchens with Energy Star stainless steel appliances. Each apartment home also includes an individual washer and dryer.

POAH purchased the Attleboro portfolio in August 2020 in order to preserve and revitalize these affordable housing properties for the long-term. It consists of three properties totaling 227 units of senior and family affordable housing. POAH will keep in place both state and federal project-based contracts that assist very low-income renters at the property.

Osprey Lane Apartments, located in Sandwich, Massachusetts, is a critical affordable housing asset for the Town of Sandwich and greater Cape Cod community. Many towns on the Cape have a very limited amount of affordable rental housing inventory. To preserve Osprey Lane as an important housing resource, POAH worked with MHIC, state and local agencies to preserve the affordability restrictions and address some initial capital needs.

The Avenue is an 83-unit community located in the Petworth neighborhood in northwest Washington D.C. less than a mile from the George Ave-Petworth Metro Station. Built as the first phase of the redevelopment of the D.C. Housing Authority’s Park Morton public housing, the community is home to 27 public housing residents.

POAH acquired the property’s managing member interest in 2025 and is planning a renovation focusing on security and building systems upgrades. The Avenue adds to POAH’s growing portfolio in Washington D.C., which consists of 202 units.

POAH is working to transform the former Sacred Heart Rectory, School, and Convent into 46 much-needed affordable housing units for the residents of East Cambridge. This innovative adaptive reuse project will simultaneously contribute critical affordable homes to the community while preserving and restoring the beautiful architectural character of these historic structures.

Warren Ashland Apartments, located next door to Harvest Commons, is a 75-unit, new-construction property completed in 2021 offering a mix of affordable apartments serving very low-income people as well as moderate-income and market-rate renters. They're located in Chicago’s bustling Near West Side at 1519 and 1533 W. Warren Blvd. respectively and comprise 164 mixed-income apartments.
 

Northside Village is a 46-unit property located on Cape Cod in the Town of Dennis. The acquisition was made possible through an acquisition loan from the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation (CEDAC).

The property is located less than 3 miles from POAH’s multifamily development in South Dennis and is within walking distance of a grocery store and other retail amenities. POAH plans to modernize the building’s operating systems and equipment in the future to ensure healthy homes with low environmental impacts.

Westport Village is a 48-unit senior building originally constructed in 2005 that currently operates under the federal Section 42 Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program. POAH will extend the Project Based Voucher contract (PBV) covering 12 apartments that was set to expire in 2025.