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.

  • Exterior view of a church building with a bell tower, cross on top, and attached parking lot, surrounded by a fence.

    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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  • Modern building complex with colorful accents, outdoor area, people, and trees

    Homes of Hope Housing, Oakland

    23 Lower Income Homes - Approved

    This project will renovate a vacant school building owned by Center of Hope Church into 23 units of affordable housing, to be completed in 2026.

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  • Illustration of people socializing in a courtyard outside a modern building with large windows and wooden siding.

    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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  • Architectural rendering of a modern mixed-use building with mural art, featuring a restaurant and parking area, located on a street with people and cars.

    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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  • Modern urban apartment building at a street corner with cars and pedestrians nearby under a cloudy sky.

    8930 MacArthur Oakland

    83 Affordable Units - Application Submitted

    New Way Homes purchased this long vacant lot and the state has provided funding 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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  • Modern apartment building with balconies, landscaped garden, and parked cars in front.

    Peace Village, Santa Cruz

    60+ 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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  • Colorful apartment building exterior with green, yellow, and pink walls, trees and plants in foreground, people walking, riding a bicycle, and a motorcycle nearby.

    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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  • Street view of Lily of the Valley Christian Center next to a modern residential building, with people walking, bicycles, and parked cars on the road under a clear sky.

    Lily of the Valley, Oakland

    9 Affordable Units - Approved

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