EAH Housing's Lancaster acquisition fits broader preservation strategy as California grapples with housing affordability crisis EAH Housing, one of the nation's largest nonprofit housing providers, has added two Lancaster properties to its portfolio in a deal that preserves 82 rent-restricted homes in Los Angeles County's Antelope Valley. The San Rafael-based organization acquired Arbor Lofts and […]
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