Preserving Community Through Affordable Housing
Community Housing Resource Inc. (CHR) was formed in 1996 as a private company whose mission is to provide affordable housing opportunities for year-round residents of Cape Cod. We develop and manage rental and home ownership properties in Provincetown, with additional developments underway in Truro and Wellfleet.
With the completion of Meadow Road, CHR has created 97 year-round homes, and 52 art studio workspaces. Of these, 61 (63%) are deed-restricted affordable. CHR is in the process of developing an additional 71 year-round homes and 6 non-residential artist studios. Upon completion of these developments, CHR will have created 116 affordable homes (64% of its development). CHR is the largest provider (public, private, non-profit, or government entity) of affordable housing on the Outer Cape.
Click here to view the CHR Development / Affordability Tally Sheet,
which will show you the affordable units that we have created.
CHR is owned and managed by Edward "Ted" Malone, who has been active in the affordable housing field for over thirty years. Ted's undergraduate education was in planning with a degree in Urban Studies / Environmental Design from the University of Connecticut. Over the years he has also pursued graduate study in Housing, Community Development and Architecture.
He has been involved in affordable housing issues on Lower Cape Cod for fifteen years and began housing development consulting here in 1993. He has also been working as a private developer of affordable rental and home ownership housing in Provincetown, where he has lived since 1991, and other lower Cape communities.
Prior to his work on the Cape, through his work for the national non-profit Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation, Ted has provided technical assistance to groups representing every interest in the affordable housing development process. He has served as full time executive staff, interim staff, and consultant to start-up and established non-profit organizations. He also served as a facilitator / trainer for community based groups pursuing affordable housing solutions. He is a well versed in housing policy and is skilled as a researcher and policy analyst. During his years with Neighborhood Reinvestment, Ted was instrumental in the design and implementation of the organizational development process and housing development process for Mutual Housing Associations of the national NeighborWorks Network.
In addition to Ted, CHR presently employs five professionals: Khristine Hopkins, Resident Intake Coordinator and bookkeeper; Pam Parmakian, Property Management Coordinator; Monica Stubner, Construction Manager; Arturo "AJ" Alon, Maintenance Coordinator; and Jim Pipilas, Marketing Director. Underlying the technical expertise of the CHR staff is a foundation of affordable housing advocacy and community service.
Representative Consulting Clients of Ted Malone with
Neighborhood Reinvestment and Community Housing Resource, Inc.
Assessment of Organizational Structure and Administrative Systems
| Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford, Inc. | Anchorage Mutual Housing Association, Inc. |
| Mutual Housing Association of Southwestern Connecticut, Inc. | Neighborhood Reinvestment Training Institute |
| Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut, Inc. | U.S. Department of H.U.D. - Multi-Family Disposition |
| Sacramento Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | National Center for Tenant Ownership |
| Greater Denver Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | Lower Cape Cod Community Development Corporation |
| Mutual Housing Association of Hawaii, Inc. | Orleans Housing Authority |
| Atlanta Mutual Housing Association, Inc. |
Strategic Planning
| Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford, Inc. | Atlanta Mutual Housing Association, Inc. |
| Mutual Housing Association of Southwestern Connecticut, Inc. | Lower Cape Cod Community Development Corporation, Inc. |
| Sacramento Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | Town of Sandwich Planning Board |
| Mutual Housing Association of Hawaii, Inc. | Eastham Housing Authority |
| Greater Denver Mutual Housing Authority, Inc. | Town of Barnstable Planning Department |
Spot Technical Assistance
| Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford, Inc. | Anchorage Mutual Housing Authority, Inc. |
| Mutual Housing Association of Southwestern Connecticut, Inc. | Lower Cape Cod Community Development Corporation |
| Mutual Housing Association of South Central Connecticut, Inc. | Orleans Housing Task Force |
| Sacramento Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | Wellfleet Housing Authority |
| Mutual Housing Association of Hawaii, Inc. | Eastham Housing Authority |
| Atlanta Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | Housing Assistance Corporation, (Hyannis, MA) |
| Greater Denver Mutual Housing Association, Inc. |
Financial Packaging
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| Hartford Apartment Improvement Program, Inc. | City of Hartford, CT |
| Mutual Housing Association of Greater Hartford, Inc. | Connecticut Department of Housing |
| Mutual Housing Association of Southwestern Connecticut, Inc. | Hartford Banks AIP Loan Pool |
| Sacramento Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | U.S. Department of HUD - Hope 2 |
| Greater Denver Mutual Housing Housing Association, Inc. | Federal Home Loan Bank |
| Atlanta Mutual Housing Association, Inc. | Cape Affordable Housing Loan Consortium |
| Provincetown Affordable Housing and Work Space | Cape Cod Bank and Trust |
| Wellfleet Housing Authority | Small Cities Program, Commonwealth of Massachusetts |
| Barnstable County HOME Consortium | |
| Massachusetts Housing Partnership Fund |
Comprehensive Housing Development
Wellfleet Housing Authority - 584 State Highway Homes
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