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Hollywood Community Housing Corporation

Hollywood Community Housing Corporation — affordable housing pipeline

Hollywood Community Housing Corporation has 4 affordable housing projects in the recent California LIHTC pipeline — 1 funded with 9% tax credits and 3 with 4% credits, totaling roughly 329 units across 1 county.

Working with Hollywood Community Housing Corporation on an upcoming development? BUILDLAB designs the low-voltage, security, and life-safety scope these projects depend on — structured cabling, surveillance, door access, and fire & life safety, engineered in-house.

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4
Projects
329
Total units
$87K
Potential door-fee income
1 / 3
9% / 4% credit
1
Counties
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4 projects · 329 total units

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4%Special Needs2025

Tierra Apartments

Santa Monica, Los Angeles County

Potential door-fee income (est.)
$20,500
$250/unit one-time · 82 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessDAS / ERCCSEmergency callCommon-area AV
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9%Large Family2025

Ollie Apartments

Santa Monica, Los Angeles County

Potential door-fee income (est.)
$12,000
$250/unit one-time · 48 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessCommon-area AV
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4%Non-Targeted2024

Casa de la Luz

Los Angeles, Los Angeles County

Potential door-fee income (est.)
$23,750
$250/unit one-time · 95 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessDAS / ERCCSCommon-area AV
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4%Large Family2024

Peak Plaza Apartments

Los Angeles, Los Angeles County

Potential door-fee income (est.)
$31,200
$300/unit one-time · 104 units
Likely BUILDLAB scope
Structured cablingBuilding WiFiIP surveillanceDoor accessDAS / ERCCSCommon-area AV
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Data source: California Tax Credit Allocation Committee (CTCAC). Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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