Marigold West (previously: Martel Seniors) is currently under construction. The project commenced in April 2024, and the estimated completion date is 2025. Marigold West is the second ���õ���development in West Hollywood.

Project Overview

Martel Seniors is a brand-new affordable housing development for seniors and individuals with special needs, making 30%-60% of the local Area Median Income (AMI). Twenty-five (25) units are reserved for permanent supportive housing with vouchers. The community is one block from Santa Monica Blvd. in West Hollywood and was acquired through an acquisition loan from the City of West Hollywood. The development consists of a single, 5-story building and one level of subterranean parking with approximately 19 parking spaces to serve residents and staff.

A community center will include a multipurpose room, common area lounge, property management offices, and on-site laundry. Outdoor open spaces have a landscaped podium deck with seating areas and a secondary amenity deck with room for added privacy, passive recreation, and outdoor events.

50 Units	30-60% AMI Affordability	19 Parking Spaces	Greenpoint Sustainability Certification

Who Might Be Able to Qualify?

Families and workforce earning 30%-60% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) General Income Limits (effective April 1, 2024)

Household Size	30%	40%	50%	60%
1-Person	$29,130	$38,840	$48,550	$58,260
2-Person	$33,270	$44,360	$55,450	$66,540
3-Person	$37.440	$49,920	$62,400	$74,880
4-Person	$41,610	$55,480	$69,350	$83,220

*Income limits are subject to change depending on the latest AMI released by LACDA. 
 
Examples in Los Angeles County:

	Steve is formerly unhoused and is currently taking programs that will help him get back to work. He recieves a housing voucher from the city.
	Linda has permanent disability. She makes $21,546 annually from pension and other benefits. That makes her qualified for the 30% AMI for a household of one.
	Edward and Darla are a senior couple who makes combined income of  $62,400 annually. That makes them qualified for the 60% AMI for a household of two.

*Occupation annual incomes were based from county average and are subject to change.

We are excited to partner with Lanakila Pacific to enhance our service options further. This nonprofit services provider will provide kūpuna services promoting healthy living, developing digital literacy skills, and distributing meals.

Aloha Iā Halewilikō is in a quiet residential area adjacent to the Aiea Public Library. Transit and neighborhood services are within walking distance.

1900 Club Center is in early stages of predevelopment. ���õ���and Sacramento-based LPAS Architects will solicit community input on early design concepts in summer/fall 2025.

Project Overview

1900 Club Center is 3.5 acres of infill land in the Natomas Park neighborhood of North Natomas in Sacramento. In partnership with the City of Sacramento, ���õ���and LPAS plan to create a residential community of up to 144 one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments for families, seniors, and people with disabilities. Up to 25% of the apartments will be adaptive for accessibility and playgrounds will incorporate universal design to meet a variety of developmental needs for residents of all ages.

1900 Club Center is the ideal location for affordable family and senior rental apartments, with a fire station, bike route, daycares and public schools, parks, pharmacy, and markets within a short distance. The North Natomas Regional Park is a 5-minute bike or drive. Safe travel, particularly bike/pedestrian, in and around the site will be prioritized. Onsite surface parking is included for all residents.

1900 Club Center will include approximately 3,000 square feet of community space that can be reserved for small-scale classes, workshops, health fairs, and meetings for the residents and neighborhood. EAH and LPAS hope to solicit input from the current neighboring residents, community-based organizations, businesses, and schools to design the space for these types of uses.

144 Units	30-80% AMI Affordability	143 Parking Spaces	Greenpoint Sustainability Certification

Who Might Be Able to Qualify?

Families and workforce earning 30%-80% of the Area Median Income (AMI).

CTCAC Sacramento County (effective April 1, 2025)

Household Size	30%	40%	50%	60%	80%
1-Person	$27,030	$36,040	$45,050	$54,060	$72,080
2-Person	$30,870	$41,160	$51,450	$61,740	$82,320
3-Person	$34,740	$46,320	$57,900	$69,480	$92,640
4-Person	$38,580	$51,440	$64,300	$77,160	$102,880

*Income limits are subject to change depending on the latest AMI released by CTCAC. 
 
Examples in Sacramento County:

	Susan is a childcare worker. She makes $39,224 annually and has a son. That makes her qualified for the 45% AMI for a household of two.
	Jim is a retail salesperson. He makes $40,585 annually and lives by himself. That makes him qualified for the 45% AMI for a household of one.
	Amy is a EMT. She makes $66,850 annually and lives by herself. That makes her qualified for the 70% AMI for a household of one.
	Lionel is a park maintenance worker. He makes $58,850 annually and lives with a wife, son, and daughter. That makes them qualified for the 45% AMI for a household of four.

*Occupation annual incomes were based from county average and are subject to change. 

This five-story community includes inviting shared spaces such as a community room, computer room, lounge, and landscaped outdoor areas. Open-air decks on the fourth and fifth floors offer places to relax, connect with neighbors, or enjoy fresh air.

Located near parks, transit, and local shops, Lexington Gardens is in a vibrant, walkable neighborhood with plenty of nearby amenities. Residents also have access to on-site services, bicycle parking, and a peaceful open space at the corner of Detroit Street and Lexington Avenue.

We’re thrilled to share that Bold Solutions: Uniting Communities, Inspiring Change was a resounding success! Held on April 23 at the Kahala Hotel & Resort, the fundraiser brought together local leaders, housing advocates, and supporters who helped raise over $175,000 to support the ���õ���mission in Hawai‘i and California.

The evening highlighted the impact of our resident services programs, which empower seniors and families through education, financial wellness, and career development. We’re especially grateful to Elishia Ho and Orlando Ramos, residents of Villages of Moa‘e Kū, for sharing their inspiring story. Their experience showed how access to affordable housing and supportive programs, like StayWell!, can positively transform lives.

“I just want to thank all the staff of ���õ���for giving us the opportunity to provide safe housing to raise our family, as well as helping other families have a place to call home. Providing us with information for different opportunities and for events in our neighborhood.” – Elishia Ho.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success!

We’re excited to welcome Lexington Gardens, an affordable housing community in West Hollywood, which is a significant step forward in expanding access to affordable housing in Los Angeles County.

The five-story development will serve families and workforce households earning 30% to 60% of the area median income (AMI) and offer energy-efficient studio apartments, a community room, bike and vehicle parking, and more. Lexington Gardens reflects our enduring commitment to housing for all, thanks to strong partnerships with the City of West Hollywood, DE Architects, and Walton Construction.

“Projects such as this strengthen the fabric of our city,” said West Hollywood Mayor Chelsea Lee Byers. “We’re providing people not just a place to live, but an opportunity to thrive.”

���õ���is proud to announce the grand reopening of Rodeo Gateway, a vibrant affordable housing community for seniors in Rodeo, California. The event marked a significant milestone in our continued investment in quality housing and supportive environments for older adults.

The $31 million rehabilitation project, led by TWM Architects and ICON National, included extensive upgrades to enhance accessibility, comfort, and community. Renovations encompassed fully modernized homes, ADA-compliant improvements, and revitalized common areas designed to foster connection and wellness among residents.

The celebration welcomed remarks from several distinguished guests, including California State Treasurer Fiona Ma, Contra Costa County Supervisor Shanelle Scales-Preston, Ari Beliak of Merritt Community Capital Corporation, and Gabe Brown of Umpqua Bank. Resident Jill Niles also shared a moving reflection on the impact of the renovations and what Rodeo Gateway means to the community.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our property management team—Angie Noble, Ashley Arterberry, Carlos Maldonado, and Eddie Jimenez—for their dedication to making Rodeo Gateway a welcoming and thriving place to call home.

���õ���is now managing two supportive housing communities in Los Angeles and one in Palm Springs—Miramar Gold, Third Thyme, and Aloe Palm Canyon—through a new partnership with West Hollywood Community Housing Corporation (WHCHC).

Each property provides affordable housing for individuals experiencing or at risk of homelessness, and also houses seniors, Transition Age Youth (TAY), and residents with special needs. On-site services are designed to foster stability and well-being. The partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to managing high-quality, service-enriched affordable housing throughout California.

Lightfighter Village, our forthcoming affordable housing community in Marina, was recently featured on KSBW Action News 8 as part of a broader look at Monterey County’s housing development surge.

The 71-unit community on the former Fort Ord military base will serve veterans and low-income families. The project represents a unique partnership between ���õ���and the Veterans Transition Center, aiming to provide long-term housing solutions for those who served.

The ground floor offers a variety of amenities centered around an inviting outdoor open space. Residents enjoy a community room equipped with a demonstration kitchen, a computer room/library, a fitness room, a laundry facility,  open off-street parking, and an office for the property manager. Aloe Palm Canyon creates a welcoming atmosphere with its grand windows, easy access, and shared outdoor space on the ground level.

Now Leasing at Aloe Palm Canyon!
Lottery date: Tuesday, May 27

We’re currently accepting applications. While the property is still under construction, please visit our temporary leasing office at:
655 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Unit 207, Palm Springs, CA 92262