Valley Youth House has a mission of being the catalyst for youth to achieve their desired future through genuine relationships that support families, ensure safe places, and build community connections.  Community Lenders provided long term financing to purchase a 1,152 sf three bedroom, one bathroom single family home to utilize as a youth program home. […]

Willows at East Greenville is a mixed-income multi-family rental project that contains 71 apartments including 2 efficiency units, 20 One-bedroom units, 33 two-bedroom units and 16 three-bedroom units.  Of the total 71 units, twelve (12) are be market-rate units.  The remaining fifty nine (59) units participated in the low-income housing tax credit program.   One unit […]

BARC Developmental Services is a long time customer of Community Lenders. We have had the privilege of financing a number of their group home purchases over the years.  These three homes were just recently purchased by BARC,  and are utilized as group homes for BARC clients.  All three of these homes house five mentally handicapped […]

Susquehanna Square Housing consists of 37 units, scattered site, new construction housing for low income households and received subsidy from the Philadelphia Housing Authority.  Community Lenders worked with Community Ventures on the long term take out financing for this project.  The two newly constructed three story walk-up buildings which house 35 apartments and a three-story […]

The Lillia Crippen project consists of 46 townhomes, of which 14 are two-bedroom, 28 are three-bedroom and 4 are four-bedroom units.  Community Lenders worked with Women’s Community Revitalization Project (WCRP) to provided the long-term financing for capital improvements and energy efficient enhancements to refinance the units of affordable housing to preserve its long-term affordability in […]

Mantua Preservation Project consists of ten scattered-site properties within a two block area in the Mantua section of Philadelphia. These buildings consist of 9 triplexes and 1 duplex.  The $2.5 million dollar revitalization of the properties was done through a combination of permanent financing from Community Lenders and capital grants.   Mantua Preservation Project LLC, was […]