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From experience, we know how much further communities can go when we work together. HRDC brings decades of experience supporting the development of community facilities and housing, from emergency shelters and supportive housing to multifamily and mixed-use developments.

No two projects or partnerships look the same. We encourage community members, organizations, and partners to reach out with creative ideas or bold solutions that advance housing opportunities for our customers and communities.

HRDC partners in a variety of ways, including:

  • Leading commercial, multifamily, and single-family housing development
  • Serving as a nonprofit or development partner on Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) projects
  • Community Land Trust development and technical assistance
  • Construction management on a contract basis for affordable housing developments
  • Property management, including expertise in LIHTC and income-restricted properties
  • Consulting and technical assistance to support affordable housing plans for communities and individual developments
  • Information and data sharing related to local housing needs and gaps
  • Income qualification for residents pursuing rental or ownership opportunities
  • Monitoring and compliance for rental and deed-restricted ownership homes
Development LIHTC Community Land Trust Construction Property Management Planning & Data Compliance

If you are exploring a housing or community development project and are interested in partnering with HRDC, we welcome the opportunity to connect and learn more about your goals.

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Featured Partnerships

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Lighthouse Ranch

Partners: Gallatin County Behavioral Health Coalition, Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch, Gallatin County, Langlas, Building Bureau

Lighthouse Ranch is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit collaboratively led by HRDC, Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch, the Gallatin Behavioral Health Coalition, and a group of community volunteers. The campus will offer a range of care tailored to youth in crisis, from in-home visits to outpatient therapy programs to short-term residential care.

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