Sentence examples for abode communities from inspiring English sources

He also has served on many boards and advisory committees, including the California Community Reinvestment Corporation, Abode Communities, NeighborWorks, the National Community Stabilization Trust, the Urban Land Institute, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, the National Economic Association, and Freddie Mac.

"It just wasn't feasible," said Robin Hughes, president of the nonprofit development company Abode Communities, which built a five-story below-market apartment building over Selma Elementary School's parking lot.

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"It just wasn't feasible," said Robin Hughes, president of the nonprofit development company Abode Communities, which built a five-story below-market apartment building over Selma Elementary School's parking lot.

Last month, nonprofit developer Abode Communities vowed that tenants would have the right to come back once a new affordable housing project arose at the Westlake site now occupied by their bungalows, although community activists complained some might not be eligible.

I'm never prepared for the shame I feel passing an old Chinese woman picking up recycling on Market Street, or seeing the rundown abodes many Chinese and Southeast Asian communities call home in East Oakland.

The artist recently outfitted a pink abode in the Swedish community of Avesta with her signature medium ― yarn — creating a bold reminder of how significant a home is to displaced peoples.

Nazir Abode, the "sheikh of sheikhs" among community leaders in the Jamam camp, says that people were bombed out of their homes in the north.

This may include families who are living in hostels or bed and breakfast accommodation, those of no fixed abode and the Gypsy and Traveller community.

With the expertise of Abode, Project Welcome Home will provide community-based clinical services and supportive housing to 150-200 chomelessly homeless individuals who are currently frequent users of emergency rooms, acute mental health facilities and jail.

Stephens and Parsons are driving their abode around the nation, stopping at tiny-house community housing projects and neighborhoods to lead workshops, host barbecues and start a conversation about new ways to consider the spaces we live in.