Public-private partnership model delivers 30-unit permanent supportive housing complex targeting veterans earning 50 percent or less of area median income. A 30-unit permanent supportive housing development broke ground in San Bernardino this month, arriving as a model for how public-private partnerships and tax-credit funding can address veteran homelessness across California's Inland Empire. The project, which […]
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