Michael Sutphin

Mark Jackson, Vice President of Energy Solutions at Community Housing Partners (CHP), has been appointed by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam to the Board of Housing and Community Development.

Community Housing Partners (CHP) has a track record of turning its apartment buildings into vibrant, sustainable communities, but the renovations at J. Van Story Branch Apartments in Baltimore, Maryland have been ambitious even by CHP’s standards. Now that the development team is nearing the finish line, the extent of the community transformation is already taking shape.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), which provides affordable and sustainable housing across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, is pleased to announce that it has been named one of the top 50 affordable housing developers of 2019 by Affordable Housing Finance magazine.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), a Virginia-based nonprofit which provides affordable and sustainable housing throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, has received a $4.5 million Capital Magnet Fund grant from the U.S. Department of Treasury’s Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) Fund. This is the first time that CHP has received this award.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), which provides affordable and sustainable housing throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, has named Shaun Rai as its Vice President of Asset Management. Rai previously served as Senior Asset Manager at CHP.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), a nonprofit organization which provides affordable and sustainable housing throughout the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, has received Certified Organization for Resident Engagement and Services (CORES) Certification.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), which has provided weatherization services in Virginia since 1976, is celebrating National Weatherization Day on Wednesday, Oct. 30. National Weatherization Day brings local, state, and national attention to the federal Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), which is marking its 43rd anniversary this year, as well as the members of the WAP network.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), an affordable and sustainable housing provider with headquarters in Virginia, has been hard at work helping hundreds of aspiring homeowners in Washington, D.C. and Prince George’s County, Maryland.

As the summer winds to a close, youth at 15 apartment communities in Virginia and Florida have started the school year with a distinct advantage. That’s because Community Housing Partners (CHP) gave out hundreds of books and organized reading opportunities for youth through the CHP Reads! Summer Reading Program.

The Energy Solutions Research and Training Center welcomed 52 participants for the sixth annual CHP Builders’ Boot Camp. The event is an intensive, interactive, and collaborative learning workshop experience for construction industry professionals.

In 2017, Community Housing Partners (CHP) was among 20 nonprofit organizations from across the country competitively chosen for the Health Outcomes Demonstration Project, a joint effort by Enterprise Community Partners and NeighborWorks America.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), a Virginia-based provider of affordable and sustainable housing, will be part of the development team for a 13-story, $180 million mixed-use building in Washington, D.C.’s NoMa neighborhood.

The Association of Energy Conservation Professionals (AECP), a nonprofit trade association that offers resources and support for Virginia weatherization professionals, recently recognized a staff member at Community Housing Partners with a first-time award and high praise.

Community Housing Partners (CHP), a Virginia-based nonprofit provider of affordable and sustainable housing across the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, has purchased a 142-unit apartment complex in Winston-Salem, North Carolina for $6.4 million.

CHP closed on Kensington Village Apartments, which features one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in 17 buildings spread over 12.5 acres, on May 31.

A new apartment community financed with Low Income Housing Tax Credits begins accepting applications. A first-time homeowner closes on a home using an FHA loan. A weatherization professional installs insulation on a low-income family’s home with Weatherization Assistance Program funds.