Affordable Solutions
Homeownership
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In Development
CCCLT is partnering with the Broadmoor Improvement Association on the construction of three community land trust homes in the historic Broadmoor neighborhood. The 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes will be available for families making 80 percent of the average median income (AMI) or lower. More details coming soon, so please check back!
The three future homes will be located at 3425 Milan St., 3201 Louisiana Avenue Parkway , and 3217 Delachaise. Click below to apply. This will redirect you to the Home by Hand website. When filling out the application, please make sure to indicate you are interested in the Broadmoor community land trust homes.
Future Development
In partnership with Ashe' Cultural Arts Center, we are building permanently affordable live/work homes for artists and culture bearers in the Central City community. Homeownership opportunities for the creatives who are the backbone of the cultural economy.
Future Development
Project includes 111 mixed-income rentals and 18 homeownership units in high-opportunity areas across the city. It will provide modern housing opportunities to 78 households with Section 8 vouchers, while also providing an affordable homeownership opportunity to 10 families.
In Commerce
Owning a community land trust home can cost less than renting, and it means you can count on a stable payment that is priced affordably for you!
CCCLT recently completed the sale of 10 community land trust homes in New Orleans Lower 9th Ward. The houses are 2-3 bedroom, 2 baths with a number of amenities, and payments were set at no more than 25 percent of the owner's monthly income. CCCLT’s funding partner, Ford Foundation, significantly subsidized these homes so that they cost between $33,000 and $90,000 depending on owner's monthly income. CCCLT partner Capital One gave grant support for the project and also provided a financial coach to assist potential homeowners.
Rentals
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In Commerce
This project returns the Vaucresson Family back to the 7th Ward after being displaced by flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina. It is the home of Vaucresson Creole Café and two permanently affordable apartments above the restaurant.
These are two permanently affordable, new construction apartments in the historic Seventh Ward: a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment; and a two-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bathroom apartment.
In Development
This mixed-use development in the Bywater will feature 69 high quality apartments in a sought after neighborhood. Ten of the apartments will be permanently affordable.
Future Development
In Commerce
The Pythian is an historic building in downtown New Orleans that was originally built by the Colored Knights of the Pythias in 1909. Today, it is a mixed-use property with a food hall, commercial spaces and 69 apartments, which include 25 permanently affordable units. Click here for availability.
In Commerce
Palmyra Street Apartments, located at the corner of Jane Place and Palmyra Street in the Lower Mid-City neighborhood, consists of four three-bedroom apartments affordable to families earning less than 80% of Area Median Income.
Commercial Space
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In Commerce
This project returns the Vaucresson Family back to the 7th Ward after being displaced by flooding caused by Hurricane Katrina. It will be the home of Vaucresson Creole Café and two permanently affordable apartments above the restaurant.
In Development
This mixed-use development in the Bywater will feature 69 high quality apartments in a sought after neighborhood. Ten of the apartments will be permanently affordable.
Future Development