1710 on the Blvd, Thousand Oaks, California

Owner, investor and developer in 30+ states

We do well so that we can do good.

CCI acquires, develops and preserves multifamily, senior, market-rate and affordable housing — adding new homes and protecting the ones communities already count on.

1710 on the Blvd, Thousand Oaks, CA
95+
Communities
30+
States
7,000+
Affordable apartments
1,300+
Redevelopment units
150+
New-construction units

CCI at a glance

The country needs more homes — and needs to keep the affordable ones it already has. CCI works on both: acquiring and preserving existing housing, redeveloping what’s aging, and building new.

Investment

Investor Focus, Asset Management, Strategic Practices

As an owner and investor, CCI is uniquely positioned to balance investor expectations and property needs — for over 90 institutional and individual investors.

How we invest

Development

Acquisition, Rehab, Ground-Up, Entitlement

Expertise in acquisitions, refinances, tax-credit renovation, ground-up development and entitlement.

What we build

Housing

Multifamily, Senior, Market Rate, Affordable

Working with local, state and federal stakeholders, CCI has preserved over 1,500 units of affordable housing across the country — and keeps adding more.

See our properties

Recent work

Ground-up construction, tax-credit rehabs and preservation deals — a few of the projects behind the numbers.

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Ground-up
Market rate

1710 on the Blvd

Thousand Oaks, CA

A 5.13-acre mixed-use development in Thousand Oaks’ downtown corridor — the first approved under the city’s 2011 Boulevard Specific Plan.

Units
36
Site
5.13 acres
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1710 on the Blvd

Thousand Oaks, California

A 5.13-acre mixed-use development in Thousand Oaks’ downtown corridor — the first such project approved in the city following the 2011 Thousand Oaks Boulevard Specific Plan. The site, home to Lupe’s Mexican Restaurant for nearly 70 years, closed in August 2017.

The project preserves a 400-year-old oak tree and features central pedestrian walkways, five live-work units and two restaurant spaces — a work-play-live environment for downtown Thousand Oaks.

Units
36
Site
5.13 acres
Live-work units
5
Restaurants
2
1710 on the Blvd
JJ Henderson, Durham
Rehab
Affordable senior

JJ Henderson

Durham, NC

A RAD conversion with HUD, the Durham Housing Authority and the City of Durham, fully renovated and award-winning.

Units
178
Financing
RAD, 4% bonds, LIHTC
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JJ Henderson

Durham, North Carolina

A RAD conversion with HUD, the Durham Housing Authority, the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency and the City of Durham — financed with 4% bonds, LIHTC equity and city funds. Interior renovations, energy efficiencies, HVAC, a new roof and other critical systems.

The $31.2 million revitalization was delivered on time and on budget, and the Joyce & JJ Henderson Senior Campus was honored at the 2024 Housing North Carolina Awards for affordable housing excellence in downtown Durham.

Units
178
Renovation
$31.2M
Financing
RAD, 4% bonds, LIHTC
JJ Henderson, Durham
Trent Center East and West, Trenton
Rehab
Affordable senior

Trent Center East & West

Trenton, NJ

Two senior high-rises acquired in 2014 and renovated with $17 million in construction, upgrades and safety improvements.

Units
474
Renovation
$17M
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Trent Center East & West

Trenton, New Jersey

Trent East (228 units) and Trent West (246 units) are high-rise apartments for elderly residents. A CCI affiliate bought both buildings in December 2014 to renovate them with $17 million for construction, upgrades and safety improvements.

Trent East — $13.5M bond transaction, August 2015

CCI prepaid the existing HUD 202 debt and obtained 16 more Section 8 units, benefiting 90% of the building.

  • LIHTC equity $5.7M
  • State credit equity $3.4M
  • AHP funds $1.5M
  • Permanent financing $7.5M

Trent West — bond transaction, December 2015

CCI secured rental subsidies for over 150 units through HUD’s RAD program, benefiting all residents.

  • LIHTC equity $7.4M
  • State tax credits $4.277M
  • AHP funds $2M
  • Permanent financing (HUD loan) $3M

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Units
474
Acquired
Dec 2014
Renovation
$17M
Trent Center East and West, Trenton

How we operate

CCI’s operating philosophy

We do well so that we can do good.

Committed to conscious capitalism, CCI exists to leverage our collective talents and expertise to create thriving communities, investments, teams and partnerships.

Long term and forward thinking.

CCI prioritizes long-term asset preservation and the well-being of our investors, employees and tenants.

Integrity is everything.

We hold ourselves to the highest standards; our deep and longstanding partnerships demonstrate our commitment to transparency and honesty.

The fundamentals are important.

A robust balance sheet with minimal leverage allows CCI to generate value through development, repositioning and strategic investments.

95+ communities in 30+ states.

From Lihue to Trenton — affordable senior communities, market-rate apartments and new development, owned for the long term.

Map of the United States showing the states where CCI owns communities

Have a site, a deal or an at-risk property?

We look at acquisitions, preservation deals and ground-up opportunities nationwide.