Our Projects

We currently work in the Monterey Bay and San Francisco Bay regions, often partnering with land owners such as: churches, other non-profits, or individuals who want to create mission-driven housing but need the capital and expertise to make the project happen.

  • Genesis Worship Center, Oakland

    12 Transitional Homes - Completed

    New Way Homes provided this Black-led community church with a loan for some of the design and construction costs and the expertise for approval and completion of 12 units for a transitional housing program.

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  • blue building Casa Azul exterior of 801 river street in Santa Cruz

    801 River St, Santa Cruz

    7 Supportive Homes - Completed

    New Way Homes provided pre-development funding and the Envision Housing team led development to renovate this long-vacant historical victorian into 7 units of permanent supportive housing.

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  • Homes of Hope Housing

    28 Lower Income Homes - Approved

    This project will renovate two buildings owned by Center of Hope Church into 28 units of affordable housing, to be completed in 2026.

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  • Harvey West Studios, Santa Cruz

    121 Supportive Homes - Approved
    Construction Start: 2024

    New Way Homes owned and funded pre-development of this 121-unit, all permanent supportive housing project through entitlement and then transferred the project to the owner-operator, Housing Matters. We are thrilled that this project will be a major step forward in Santa Cruz’s work to solve chronic homelessness.

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  • East Market, Salinas

    75+ Affordable Units Planned - Application Submitted

    New Way Homes provided pre-development funding and was awarded a state grant for environmental soil cleanup. The project will build over 75 affordable homes and space for a nonprofit kitchen incubator and women’s business center.

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  • 8930 MacArthur Oakland

    83 Affordable Units - Application Submitted

    New Way Homes purchased this long vacant lot and obtained approvals for environmental cleanup of the site. The project seeks to build at least 83 affordable homes and a small retail space.

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  • Peace Village, Santa Cruz

    40 Mixed-Income Homes

    This project will create a new building with lower-income affordable housing, affordable co-living, and market-rate housing on the campus of Peace United Church..

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  • Capitola Road, Santa Cruz

    30 Mixed-Income Homes - Application Submitted

    This project is a unique combination of below market rate starter homes for sale and rental ADUs, some of each of which are restricted to certain income levels.

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  • Lily of the Valley, Oakland

    9 Affordable Units - Application Submitted

    This project will create 9 units of affordable housing on the Lily of the Valley site.