About Us

Mission

The California Housing Partnership Corporation (CHPC) assists nonprofit and government housing agencies create, acquire and preserve housing affordable to lower income households, while providing leadership on housing preservation policy and funding.

What We Do

CHPC is unique in combining extensive experience in multifamily housing finance transactions with a deep commitment to affordable housing policy and technical assistance. CHPC regularly advises California’s housing agencies and the legislature and Congressional staff on housing resource issues and is recognized as a national leader in the field.

Financial Consulting and Syndication of Low Income Housing Tax Credits

CHPC provides expert advice on financial strategies to maximize equity and bond or loan proceeds raised, negotiation with equity investors, lenders, and underwriters, preparation of financial projections, and assistance in obtaining funding from competitive federal, state and local programs. In addition, CHPC is expert in finding creative ways to finance environmentally sustainable housing, including the use of such incentives as Solar Tax Credits, and federal and state tax deductions that can work in conjunction with the complicated array of existing affordable housing programs. Learn more »

Technical Assistance to Government Housing Agencies

CHPC regularly provides technical assistance to local, state and federal government agencies involved in the financing and preservation of multifamily affordable housing. Learn more »

Training in Multifamily Affordable Housing Finance

CHPC is nationally recognized as a leading trainer in multifamily affordable housing finance. CHPC trains nonprofit organizations as well as local, statewide and federal government agencies on a wide variety of topics related to affordable housing finance. Learn more »

Policy and Advocacy

CHPC works with industry allies in Washington, D.C., and Sacramento to increase the efficiency and funding levels of housing programs to benefit low income Californians. CHPC’s Federal Policy Project (FPP) advocates for federal housing policy reform. The FPP brings together housing authorities and local government leaders with tenant advocates and the vital nonprofit housing development and advocacy sector to find common ground and present a unified message from California to our elected leaders in Congress on key housing issues. Learn more »

Preservation

CHPC currently maintains the only comprehensive database of subsidized housing at risk of conversion in California. Housing Preservation News, CHPC’s monthly newsletter, provides readers with regular updates on affordable housing preservation-related issues. CHPC also works with local government agencies to develop local preservation strategies. Learn more »

 

Jobs:

PROGRAM MANAGER

Los Angeles Office

The California Housing Partnership Corporation (CHPC) is a statewide nonprofit consulting and housing policy organization whose mission is to assist nonprofit organizations and government agencies to create, preserve and manage affordable housing for low-income households. CHPC is seeking a Senior Program Manager or Program Manager for our Los Angeles office. Primary responsibilities include providing financial consulting to developers of LIHTC and tax-exempt bond financed developments, assisting entities to acquire federally and state-subsidized "at-risk" properties, and performing other finance and development-related technical assistance. While the primary duties will be consulting for nonprofit housing and local government clients, the position may also involve design and/or delivery of training programs for staff working in affordable housing development. The Senior Program Manager/Program Manager will work under the direction of the Southern California Program Director and the general supervision of the President and the Director of Financial Consulting.

Candidates should have at least four years experience in affordable multifamily housing development and financing for the Program Manager position and at least seven for the Senior Program Manager position, although a masters degree in a related field may substitute for one year’s experience. Candidates must have a detailed knowledge of current multifamily financing techniques and resources, in-depth spreadsheet and financial proforma skills, and excellent public speaking and writing skills. It is essential that the candidate have extensive hands-on experience with the LIHTC program. Additional desirable qualifications include experience with tax-exempt bonds, real estate development, Section 8, other HUD programs and USDA Rural Development programs. Experience in delivery or design of training is also desirable.

CHPC is seeking a full-time employee to fill this position, but reduced schedules (minimum of 25 hours per week) will be considered. Compensation is competitive and will be based on the candidate’s experience and directly related skills. The position offers medical, dental, retirement and other benefits. Candidate must be willing to travel and to attend evening meetings on occasion.

To apply, email a resume and cover letter to:

President
California Housing Partnership Corporation
info@chpc.net

CHPC is an equal opportunity employer where diversity is considered an asset.

The position will be filled as soon as possible. Unfortunately, we are unable to personally speak with everyone who contacts us. Should there be a potential match to our current needs, you will be contacted for an interview.

 

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