These 109 houses give local residents an affordable way
to buy a home in a soaring housing market.
Home Ownership
1-4 Family Program
- Type: Home ownership
- Overview: Redevelopment of run-down 1- to 4-unit buildings as affordable homes for first time buyers.
- Units: 17
- Completed: 1994
Back of the Hill I and III
- Type: Home ownership
- Overview: New construction projects on vacant lots that created a variety of home ownership opportunities. (Phase II of Back of the Hill Community Housing Initiative, a partnership with Back of the Hill CDC, was the creation of the Catherine Gallagher Cooperative.)
- Units: : 46 (22/Phase I; 24/Phase III)
- Completed: 2001 (Phase I); 2003 (Phase III)

Call Carolina
- Type: Home ownership
- Overview: New construction homes built on vacant land that was taken by eminent domain in the 70’s to make way for a proposed eight-lane extension of I-95. The homes were sold to buyers for less than one-third of median sales price.
- Units: : 8
- Completed: 2021
Creighton Commons
- Type: Home ownership
- Overview: Part of the Blessed Sacrament church campus redevelopment.
- Units: 16
- Completed: 2009
Lamartine Homes
- Type: Home ownership
- Overview: New construction of homes sold to first time homebuyers for less than one-third of median sales price.
- Units: 10
- Completed: 2004
Sumner Hill House Condominiums
- Type: Home ownership
- Overview: 10 of the original 20 affordable apartments created through the Summer Hill House redevelopment have now been purchased by tenants and converted into condominiums.
- Units: 10
- Completed: 2011