Message From the President and CEO
Celebrating 25 Years of Making Neighborhoods Matter The New Year marks a significant milestone here at NPHS as we will celebrate our twenty-fifth year of improving the quality of life in our neighborhoods. Over the past twenty-five years, NPHS has evolved into a multi-faceted Community Development Financial Institution applying a holistic approach to community development through our Redevelopment, Realty, Homeownership Preservation, and Community Lending and Wealth Building programs and services, all aimed at creating stronger and more vibrant neighborhoods. As a state-certified Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO), NPHS continues
Making Neighborhoods Matter
Celebrating 25 Years of Making Neighborhoods Matter A Message from the President and Chief Executive Officer The New Year marks a significant milestone here at NPHS as we will celebrate our twenty-fifth year of improving the quality of life in our neighborhoods. Over the past twenty-five years, NPHS has evolved into a multi-faceted Community Development Financial Institution applying a holistic approach to community development through our Redevelopment, Realty, Homeownership Preservation, and Community Lending and Wealth Building programs and services, all aimed at creating stronger and more vibrant neighborhoods. As a
Wishing You a Wonderful Holiday
Our NPHS Family Wishes You a Wonderful Holiday and Happy New Year Thank you for your support and confidence. We look forward to continuing to partner with you in 2016!
The Dream of Homeownership is Still Alive, Even for Millennials
While the peak home buying season is behind us, it’s always a good time to consider homeownership when armed with the right information and financial tools. In fact, a new public opinion survey about the housing market from NeighborWorks America found that the overwhelming majority of people in the country see homeownership as an important part of the American Dream, an aspiration with which I couldn’t agree more. But in recent years, the national homeownership rate has been dropping, and in many of the communities where Neighborhood Partnership Housing
NPHS Partners with City of Chino for NeighborWorks Week
Mr. and Mrs. Maximiliano Valdez have lived in their home in Chino, California since 2002. The Valdez’s immigrated from Bolivia before becoming proud American homeowners. Through the years, the couple kept their home well-maintained, making sure to provide necessary repairs and upkeep. However, as the Valdez’s grew older and reached retirement, money became tighter and the home required some basic upkeep and repairs. The Valdez’s home developed leaking in the garage due to uneven pavement, and planters in the front yard brought rot to the front of their home.