Homer

Crane Hill Apartments is a six-unit development which was constructed in 2019 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low-income families (defined as earning below 30-60% of the Area Median Income.) This two-story, 6,522 ft2 building offers two 1-bedroom units, two 2-bedroom units, and two 3-bedroom units. Two apartments, one of 1-bedroom and one 2-bedroom unit, equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.  The three-bedroom, 1.5 bath units are two story town house style units on either end of the building. 

Crane Hill Phase II is a four-plex and a which was constructed in 2020 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 30-60% of the Area Median Income.) The two story four-plex is a 4057ft2 building which offers two 1-bedroom unit and two 2-bedroom units. Two apartments, one of each unit size, equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.  

Alderbrook Apartments is a six-unit development which was constructed in 2011 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income.) This two-story, 6,912 ft 2 building offers two 1-bedroom units, two 2-bedroom units, and two 3-bedroom units. Three apartments, one of each unit size, equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.

Alderbrook Phase II a split site project consisting of a four-plex and a two-unit townhouse style duplex which was constructed in 2014 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income.) The two story four-plex is a 4012ft 2 building offers two 1- bedroom unit and two 2-bedroom units. Two apartments, one of each unit size, equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments. The duplex is a two story, 2900 ft 2 building offers two 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath townhouse style units.

Birch Terrace is a five-unit development which was constructed in 2006 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to larger low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income.) This two-story, townhouse style 4,600 ft 2 building offers four 3-bedroom units and one 4-bedroom unit. The four bedroom apartment is equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.

Terrace View is a four-unit development which was constructed in 2006 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income.) This single story, 3,042 ft 2 building offers two 1-bedroom unit and two 2-bedroom units. All apartments are equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.

Maintree Supportive Housing provides permanent residences to beneficiaries of the Alaska Mental Health Trust. This development was acquired and rehabilitated in 2012 to provide 10 residential housing units for the target population along with a common kitchen and dining area, living room, laundry/craft area, tenant storage, office space and staff quarters for onsite staff. Residential supportive services are provided by South Peninsula Behavioral Health Services (The Center). This 9,376 ft 2 building offers eight 1- bedroom units and two 2-bedroom units.

Brookside Supportive Housing provides permanent residences to beneficiaries of the Alaska Mental Health Trust. (i.e. experiencing a mental illness or developmental disability) This development was constructed in 2005 to provide 9 residential housing units for the target population along with a common kitchen and dining area, living room, laundry/craft area, tenant storage and office space for onsite staff. Residential supportive services are provided by South Peninsula Behavioral Health Services (The Center). This property offers nine 1-bedroom units.

KPHI developed a permanent Office with an adjoining Community Housing Center in Homer; the office serves as the corporate headquarters of the organization. The property was development with the help of a Rasmuson Foundation grant and NSP Funds from Alaska Housing Finance Corporation, in addition to the use of KPHI operating funds. The Community Housing Center is still being developed with plans to incorporate audio and visual equipment in the future in addition to the training stations that have already been suppled for the space. There is a public use computer that allows perspective tenants to fill out rental application for our vacancies, as well as other information about other resources available through other organizations. The 250 sq ft space has room for 8 – 12 person trainings, meetings or seminars.

Hillcrest Manor is a is a five-unit development which was constructed in 2010 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to larger low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income.) This two-story, townhouse style 4,600 ft 2 building offers four 3-bedroom units and one 4-bedroom unit. The four bedroom apartment is equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments. Overlooking Marydale Avenue, it is conveniently located near schools and a school bus stop.

Hillcrest Phase II is two 4-plexes that were built in 2013 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income.) One 4-plex is 4 two bedroom units, two of which are fully equipped for mobility and sensory impaired tenants. The second building is a 4-plex with 2 one-bedroom units, and 2 three-bedroom units. One unit of each size is fully equipped for mobility and sensory impaired tenants.

Silverwood Senior Housing is a 6-unit project building in 2010 for those at least 55 years of age. Thoughtfully designed with four 1 bedroom units and two 2 bedroom units, with attached heated garages. These units were designed to promote independent living; each unit incorporates universal design and all units are fully equipped for mobility and sensory impairment, allowing residents to safely age in place. They are also ideally located in a residential neighborhood providing outstanding accessibility to seniors. Silverwood is conveniently located just a shorty walking distance to the Post Office, public library, medical services, and the Soldotna Area Senior Center.

Silverwood II Senior Housing is a 6-unit building in 2012 for those at least 55 years of age. Thoughtfully designed with four 1 bedroom units and two 2 bedroom units, with attached heated garages. These units were designed to promote independent living; each unit incorporates universal design and all units are fully equipped for mobility and sensory impairment, allowing residents to safely age in place. There are also ideally located in a residential neighborhood providing outstanding accessibility to seniors. Silverwood II is conveniently located just a shorty walking distance to the Post Office, public library, medical services, and the Soldotna Area Senior Center.

Silverwood III Senior Housing was built in 2016. Silverwood III is a 5-unit project was built for residents at least 55 years of age, and was thoughtfully designed with four 1 bedroom units and one 2 bedroom unit, with an attached shared heated garages. These units were designed to promote independent living; each unit incorporates universal design and all units are fully equipped for mobility and sensory impairment, allowing residents to safely age in place. There are also ideally located in a residential neighborhood providing outstanding accessibility to seniors. Silverwood III is conveniently located just a short walking distance to the Post Office, public library, medical services, and the Soldotna Area Senior Center.

Willow Green is a eight-unit 5,760sq ft building developed for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income persons (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income). The development consists of four 1 bedroom units and four 2 bedroom units. Two apartments are equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.

Tyee Court is a PRAC/811 for those experiencing chronic mental illness and/or developmental disabilities. Developed in 2013 and consisting of eight 1 bedroom units with full kitchens and full bathrooms. The development also features a large community living and dining space. Tyee Court has been awarded 8 project based vouches that provide HUD rent subsidies based on the tenant’s income. The tenant’s portion of rent is equal to 30% of Adjusted Monthly Income. Tyee Court was developed and is managed by KPHI, and is owned by a single asset ownership organization, Tyee Court Housing Inc. (TCHI).

KPHI acquired this PRAC/811 project in 2014. It consists of 5 total units, four 1-bedroom units, and one 2-bedroom unit. Aurora Commons offers independent housing for developmentally disabled or mentally ill individuals. Aurora Commons has project based vouchers providing tenant’s HUD provided rent subsidies based on income. The tenant’s portion of rent is equal to 30% of Adjusted Monthly Income.

Crestview Supportive Housing provides permanent residences to beneficiaries of the Alaska Mental Health Trust (i.e. experiencing a mental illness or developmental disability). This development was constructed in 2005 to provide 10 residential housing units for the target population along with a common kitchen and dining area, living room, laundry/craft area, tenant storage and office space for onsite staff. This property offers ten 1-bedroom units.

KPHI acquired these 4 single family homes in 2013. The project consists of two 2 bedroom single family homes, and two 1 bedroom single family homes. All homes are equipped for mobility impairments, and one of the home is equipped for hearing and visually impaired.

Inlet Ridge, KPHI’s first development in the community of Ninilchik, is a six-unit, 5987 ft 2 building developed in 2015 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income). The development consists of two 1 bedroom units, two 2 bedroom units, and two 3 bedroom units. Three apartments, one of each unit size, is equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.

Inlet Ridge Phase II is 4,510 ft 2 building with four 2-bedroom units, and was developed in 2016 for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income). The building features heated storage units and a playground. Two of the units are equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.

Harmony Villas Senior Housing is a long awaited Senior project in Seward built from a combination of HOME (HUD federal dollars) and Rasmuson Foundation funding. Harmony Villas is a five-unit 6,256 ft 2 project built for residents at least 55 years of age, and was thoughtfully designed with four 1 bedroom units and one 2 bedroom unit, with attached shared heated garages. These units were designed to promote independent living; each unit incorporates universal design and all units are fully equipped for mobility and sensory impairment, allowing residents to safely age in place.

Harmony Villas Senior Housing is a long awaited Senior project in Seward built from a combination of HOME (HUD federal dollars) and Rasmuson Foundation funding. Harmony Villas is a four-unit 3,544 ft2 project built for residents at least 55 years of age, and was thoughtfully designed with three 1 bedroom units and one 2 bedroom unit, with attached shared heated garages. These units were designed to promote independent living; each unit incorporates universal design and all units are fully equipped for mobility and sensory impairment, allowing residents to safely age in place. 

Clear Pointe Apartments, KPHI’s first development in the community of Kenai, is a six-unit 5,822 ft 2 building developed for the purpose of providing safe, affordable residences to low income families (defined as earning below 50-60% of the Area Median Income). The development consists of two 1 bedroom units, two 2 bedroom units, and two 3 bedroom units. Three apartments, one of each unit size, are equipped for tenants with sensory or mobility impairments.