Several Southern California churches are eagerly jumping on the opportunity to develop some of their properties into housing, reports Amancai Biraben in Orange County Register.
In Santa Ana, a formerly abandoned lot owned by Santa Ana United Methodist Church is being developed into a 93-unit housing complex for at-risk and low-income families. In Santa Monica, affordable housing developer Community Corporation just broke ground on a 95-unit complex slated to open in 2028. In Los Angeles, Logos Faith Development, a developer that builds housing exclusively with churches, is working on a 56-unit complex for formerly incarcerated people…