Organizations active in school employee housing. An organization appears when it has a verified project, program, or published work in the field. Listings are not paid.
Built eight rent-controlled units for Blaine County School District staff on district land leased for $1, funded by about $3.2 million in donations.
Its rural professional housing program has funded 159 projects for teachers, health and public safety workers since 2004, including Galena teacher housing.
Website →Developer planning 88 affordable apartments with priority for Ravenswood City School District staff on a former school site.
Built Sage Park (BRIDGE, 90 units) and Norwood Learning Village (Thomas Safran, 29 units) on LAUSD ground leases.
Website →Co-published the 2022 education workforce housing research; tracks completed projects statewide and runs workshops on joint-occupancy development.
Website →Authors of Education Workforce Housing in California: Developing the 21st Century Campus (2022) and its handbook, with CSBA.
Website →Selected by Santa Clara County to build teacher and school worker housing in Cupertino; partner with Education Housing Partners on Oak Hill in Marin County.
Website →Nonprofit affiliate of Thompson Dorfman Partners that develops publicly owned housing for school districts: Casa del Maestro (Santa Clara USD), Oak Hill workforce housing (Marin), Mayfair Workforce Housing (Alum Rock USD), and Pasadena USD workforce housing.
Website →Nonprofit developer of McAuley Place in Bentonville, 160 homes with 35 cottages reserved for district employees.
District nonprofit that built The Village at Winnsboro, South Carolina's first teachers-only neighborhood (17 homes open, 30 planned).
Austin-based 501(c)(3) that funds housing for educators and essential workers and runs an Educator Housing Endowment meant to lower residents' monthly rent. It presented $117,000 at the Wildflower Juniper Springs groundbreaking for Lockhart ISD staff.
Website →Building 106 income-restricted homes for Santa Barbara Unified employees on district land in the Goleta Valley.
Website →Martha's Vineyard nonprofit proposing eight apartments for school staff in West Tisbury on donated land.
Website →Published reports on Roaring Fork and Eagle County staff housing and on teacher home affordability across Colorado.
Website →Co-developers of 231 Grant in Palo Alto (110 units) on county land; Abode is also a partner on Berkeley USD staff housing.
Website →Developed and opened Shirley Chisholm Village (135 units) for SFUSD educators and staff; managing a 75-unit second site at 750 Golden Gate Ave.
Website →Analysis of housing costs versus teacher salaries, 2019 to 2025.
Website →State agency that funds teacher housing for rural and tribal districts through the Teacher Housing Pilot Program (Mosquero, Hatch Valley, Des Moines, Gallup-McKinley sites).
Website →Ground-lease partner on Austin ISD's 675-unit Anita Ferrales Coy redevelopment.
Website →Partners on Kūmelewai Hale, the state's first teacher workforce housing.
Website →Nonprofit named alongside Upward Communities in the partnership Lockhart ISD trustees approved for Wildflower at Juniper Springs.
Developed Teachers Village in Newark (203 workforce rental units, 2013 to 2018) and is developing Teachers Village Atlanta, a downtown tower with apartments marketed to Atlanta teachers and school employees.
Public-private partnership started by the American Federation of Teachers that built Renaissance Village, 20 apartments for McDowell County teachers in Welch.
Website →Principals led development of 705 Serramonte for Jefferson Union HSD from feasibility through operational start-up.
Website →Nonprofit homebuilder in southwest Colorado working with Telluride School District on owned and rental staff homes at Two Rivers; built 59 homes in Norwood, Ridgway and Ouray from 2021 to 2024.
Website →Miller's Court (2009), Union Mill (2011) and Oxford Mills (2014): private buildings with discounted rents for teachers.
Website →Funds teacher housing through no-interest loans to community partners repaid from rent, including Dare, Hertford, Bertie and Buncombe counties.
Website →Kansas City nonprofit that places new teachers in eight partner districts and houses them in low-cost shared homes.
Publishes district housing case studies (Ector County, Midland, Fort Stockton, Crockett County, Pecos-Barstow-Toyah, Round Rock).
Website →Arranges discounted rents at existing apartment complexes for district staff; agreements with Hays CISD, Pflugerville ISD and Eanes ISD.
Website →Develops and manages rental communities for school district employees under district master leases. In the Index: Live Oak Commons for Hays CISD (362 homes, groundbreaking Sept. 2026), Wildflower at Juniper Springs for Lockhart ISD (117 homes, approved), and proposals before San Marcos CISD (up to 400 homes) and Marion County Public Schools in Florida.
Website →Colorado Springs nonprofit building Wendy's Village, a donor-funded tiny-home community for Harrison School District 2 teachers on district land.