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Central Dallas Community Development Corporation

 

CitySquare Housing was founded in 2001 to act as the development and housing arm of CitySquare. Now known as Central Dallas Community Development Corporation, it has its own tax-exempt status as a 501(c)(3) corporation, and although started with no assets, it has developed or constructed almost 1,000 residential units, 200,000 sq. ft. of commercial space, and is closing in on the $200 million mark in assets developed and a consolidated net worth of $30 million. Central Dallas Community Development Corporation has achieved these successes by bringing an innovative and sophisticated approach to funding nonprofit development, where necessary creating capital stacks that rival or exceed the work of much larger for-profit developers in complexity.

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Central Dallas Community Development Corporation addresses homelessness with the model ‘Housing First’. ‘Housing First’ provides immediate permanent housing solutions for the chronically homeless in the city of Dallas.

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Properties

CityWalk @ Akard
A multipurpose building that includes over 200 units of affordable housing, condominiums, and commercial space to provide a great diversity of income levels within one structure.



HighPoint Family
HighPoint Family is designed to provide Uptown styling and amenities in an affordable housing complex. The 140 newly constructed units will replace the aging units that were built in the 1940’s.



HighPoint Senior Living
HighPoint Senior Living is conceived and expertly designed to offer an abundance of recreational and functional amenities and features that set a new standard of affordable housing in senior lifestyle.



The Cottages at Hickory Crossing
The Cottages at Hickory Crossing Project combat the problem of chronic homelessness in Dallas through a private-public partnership by serving the first permanent supportive housing community for homeless individuals with histories of mental illness, joblessness, poverty, and substance abuse.

 

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