RAD Conversions are ‘Rad’
Many property owners and managers, such as CCH, are tasked to find adequate financing to renovate existing properties to keep them decent, safe and up to code. A bigger challenge […]
Fresh Look for CCH Central Office
After many years of leasing our home office space, CCH is now the landlord of our Walnut Creek property at 1855 Olympic Boulevard. With capacity to house the entire corporate […]
CCH Annual Report Available Online
Expanding the Legacy: Care – Compassion – Community is the theme for the 2022 CCH Annual Report, which spotlights CCH’s numerous accomplishments over the past year and provides a glimpse of […]
Bill Would Make Home Construction Easier for Faith Groups, Colleges
Most days on the evening news you hear multifaceted proposals for how cities can create new housing to ease homelessness and address the pressing need for more affordable homes. There […]
Looking To Progress in the New Year
Dear Friends, As we move forward in the new year, there is much for which to be grateful. COVID-19 cases are dropping and the economy continues to improve following the […]
California Rents Continue to Spiral
In California, the Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom apartment is $2,028. To afford this level of rent and associated utilities, your household would need to bring in $6,761 per […]
California Leads Nation in Meeting Elder Care Needs
While California has some of the highest rents in the nation, there is some good news for older state residents. According to a report from the MedicareGuide analysis, California residents […]
Legislative Progress in 2021-22
As the New Year gets underway, a look back at 2022 reveals several legislative wins on the affordable housing front. Even with battling priorities slowing legislative movement as a result […]
Thanks for Your Ongoing Support
Dear Friends, Another year is rapidly drawing to a close. It’s hard to believe I’ve been back at the helm of CCH as Interim President/CEO for nearly three months while […]
Study Shows Poorer Health Outcomes for Homeless Older Adults
How bad for health is homelessness on older adults? According to a recent article published in The San Francisco Chronicle, a UCSF study found becoming homeless after the age of […]