Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH)

About Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH)

Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) is a real estate operator headquartered in East Boston, MA. Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) operates in Boston, Massachusetts. Its investment focus is on Affordable Housing, Condominiums and Multifamily - Value-Add.

Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) is a Boston-area community development corporation founded in 1987. With 39 years of operation as of 2026, the organization focuses on affordable and mixed-income real estate development. Its activities primarNeighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH) is a Boston-area community development corporation founded in 1987. With 39 years of operation, the organization focuses on affordable and mixed-income real estate development, primarily serving East Boston and various Eastern Massachusetts Gateway Cities. Since its inception, NOAH has secured over $656.3 million in public and private investment for real estate and community development projects. By recent counts, the organization has rehabilitated or developed hundreds of housing units across multiple buildings, including complex anti-displacement preservation initiatives targeting multi-family properties. Its project portfolio features developments such as the 71-unit Coppersmith Village and the 43-unit Aileron project in East Boston, alongside planned transit-oriented developments across the region. In addition to real estate development, NOAH provides extensive social, financial, and neighborhood-stabilization services. Through these initiatives, the organization assists thousands of households and individuals annually across communities including Everett, Beverly, Holliston, North Andover, Carlisle, Webster, and Middleborough.ily serve East Boston and various Eastern Massachusetts Gateway Cities. Since its inception, NOAH has secured over $656.3 million in public and private investment for real estate and community development projects. By 2024, the organization had rehabilitated or developed 494 housing units across 80 buildings. Its project portfolio includes developments such as the 71-unit Coppersmith Village and the 43-unit Aileron project in East Boston, alongside planned transit-oriented developments in Taunton and Ayer. In 2024, NOAH provided services to more than 1,750 housing client households and 1,200 neighborhood-program client households. Through these initiatives, the organization assisted over 6,000 individuals across communities including Everett, Beverly, Holliston, North Andover, Carlisle, Webster, and Middleborough.