Since opening in 1999, Beacon Development Group has developed 2084 units of affordable housing valued at over $285 million. These projects showcase a wide diversity in type, size, and age of building including:

Acquisition / Rehab
Housing projects that involve the acquisition and rehabilitation of older, unsafe, and/or outdated buildings for occupancy by individuals and families with low or very low incomes make up this category. To date, Beacon has completed 11 such projects with various sponsors.

Farmworker Family Housing
Located throughout WA state, these apartments and town homes provide housing for both permanent and seasonal agricultural farm workers and their families whose income is below 50% AMI. Beacon has teamed with non-profit sponsors to develop 14 such projects.

Green / Sustainable / LEED Certified Buildings
These "high performance" buildings are designed, constructed, and operated in ways that significantly reduce the impact on our earth's resources while providing a healthy environment for occupants. Beacon developed the first LEED certified low-income housing project in the nation. Three sustainable projects have been completed by Beacon.

Historic Rehab
Buildings designated on a national / state / or local historic register are eligible for rehabilitation using federal historic rehabilitation tax credits as part of their funding source. Thus far, Beacon has developed four such buildings to house low-income families and individuals.

New Construction
Beacon works with non-profit and public housing groups to locate, purchase, finance, and develop new properties for low-income individuals and families throughout WA state. Since 1999, 11 such projects have been developed with Beacon.

Senior and/or Special Needs Housing
Housing projects designed, built, and operated to meet the housing needs of special populations make us this category. 17 such projects have been developed with Beacon.