Dedicated to facilitating the development and expansion of affordable housing in the state of California.
Make a lasting impact
CCAH unites industry professionals who are passionate about creating solutions and making a lasting impact on California’s housing landscape.
Free Education Resources
Our friends at Kingdom Academy have created a series of free courses to help you build the human capital needed to build the housing needed.
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CCAH’s mission is to keep our membership informed of federal and state housing and financing issues, as well as maintaining a litigation fund for matters of state and industry wide interest.
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CCAH 2026 Fall Conference: One Month to Go
Read more: CCAH 2026 Fall Conference: One Month to GoWe’re officially one month away from the CCAH 2026 Fall Conference and registration is moving quickly! We’re excited to share…
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Paul’s Policy Prospectus – October 5, 2026
Read more: Paul’s Policy Prospectus – October 5, 2026After some time away in the beautiful city of Rio de Janeiro, I am excited to be back and fully…
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Community Reinvestment Act Changes Could Impact Affordable Housing Investment
Read more: Community Reinvestment Act Changes Could Impact Affordable Housing InvestmentOur friends at the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition (AHTCC) are encouraging affordable housing stakeholders to weigh in on a…
Help make a difference
Donate to our Political Action Committee
CCAH’s PAC enables us to drive legislative and advocacy efforts that support the development of affordable housing in California.
Donate to the Patrick R. Sabelhaus Scholarship Fund
This fund provides scholarships to residents of affordable housing communities, helping them pursue their higher education.
A message from the Executive Director
Dear Members, Partners, and Stakeholders,
At the California Council for Affordable Housing (CCAH), our core mission is to support and advance the development of affordable rental housing throughout the state of California. Our members are the community builders who ensure that every Californian has access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing.
As we continue our work, we remain deeply committed to supporting production-focused affordable housing developers and affiliated stakeholders—like you—who are at the forefront of meeting California’s critical housing needs.