Developing quality, affordable housing is at the core of Hacienda’s mission. Hacienda's buildings are more than just housing, they are places where families can live and thrive in safe, supportive, community-centered environments. One- to four- bedroom townhomes and apartments are built around community centers, gardens and playgrounds. Resident youth and adults have access to on-site Community Building and Asset Building programs designed to strengthen the economic, physical and emotional health of families. Since its creation in 1992, Hacienda has rehabilitated or built 400 units of affordable housing in some of the most depressed areas of North and Northeast Portland.  

 

 

Hacienda-built developments incorporate innovative green building and energy-efficient designs not traditionally found in affordable rental housing. Hacienda is committed to green building because it is better for our residents, the environment and it makes economic sense. Green building incorporates renewable energy, sustainable materials and energy-saving technology, reducing operation and maintenance costs and lower residents’ utility bills. Read More

Completed in 2009, Miraflores provides 32 units of colorful, dignified affordable housing to residents earning 30-60% of family median income, as well as 6 units of safe, secure and supportive housing for victims of domestic violence.

 

Plaza Los Robles

Built in 2007, Plaza Los Robles serves year-round farm workers and their families living in rural Clackamas County with 24-units of family rental housing.

Villa de Mariposas

Built in 2004, Mariposas consists of 71 two-, three- and four-bedroom town home and flat-style apartments. The project serves low-income families earning between 30 percent and 60 percent AMI.