After a busy first year, SAHA debuted on Affordable Housing Finance's 2014 List as the country's 11th largest nonprofit developer.

SAHA's supportive housing community for formerly homeless Oakland residents is a winner of the 2014 San Francisco Business Times Real Estate Deal of the Year.

The San Francisco Chronicle photographs and profiles the young residents of Rising Oaks, a SAHA supportive housing community for youth aging out of foster care, many of whom are themselves parents. 

SAHA's green housing community for formerly homeless seniors continues to win national recognition. Congratulations to Merritt Crossing and all of its partners for winning the 2014 AIA Housing Award for Architecture.

Enterprise Community Partners recently published "A Case Study of a Carefully Paced and Planned Organizational Merger: Satellite Affordable Housing Associates."

SAHA has chosen Tom Earley as its first Chief Operating Officer. 

Affordable Housing Finance featured Tom Earley, SAHA's first COO, in People on the Move.

And the 19th largest real estate developer overall, according to the San Francisco Business Times 2014 Book of Lists. 

Leading Age highlights the compassionate work of SAHA's resident services.

San Francisco Business Times tells the story of The Savoy - creating "a pocket of affordability" in Oakland's rapidly developing downtown. Includes photo gallery.