RMG Housing: Leading the Way in Housing Innovation through Collaboration
In a rapidly changing housing landscape, RMG Housing stands out. Transitioning from market-rate projects, we’ve set our sights on a more vital mission – addressing the escalating housing crisis in California. Impact equity like that from the SDS Supportive Housing Fund plays a pivotal role in this endeavor, deploying up to $190 million of its capital towards our Permanent Supportive Housing projects. We also work with private equity sources and public agencies to develop affordable workforce housing. We aim to reshape the very fabric of community living, ensuring that every Californian has a roof over their head.
Builder Partner
TRG Construction serves as RMG’s primary construction partner for all supportive housing projects throughout California. Tim Roth, RMG’s co-founder, leads an experienced team of skilled professionals who employ cutting-edge building technologies and cost-saving approaches. TRG’s mission of creating homes for people who need them perfectly aligns with RMG’s goals.
Capital Partner
The SDS Supportive Housing Fund (SHF) was established exclusively for the purpose of funding RMG’s supportive housing development programs. With $190 million of equity, SHF’s partnership with RMG is expected to result in the development of 2,000+ supportive housing units by 2029. As an impact fund, SHF’s mission and financial goals align with RMGs resulting in a successful collaborative partnership.
Property Management Partner
HDSI Management was established in 1989 for the sole purpose of providing property management services for affordable housing and supportive housing residents. HDSI’s founder, Noel Sweitzer, Has been actively engaged in affordable housing property management for over four decades. HDSI has managed thousands of units of publicly-financed housing.
Managing General Partner
Decro Corporation serves as RMG’s non-profit managing general partner on RMG’s supportive housing projects. RMG and Decro share a common mission to develop and create housing opportunities for vulnerable people. Decro has over three decades of experience in affordable housing development and is expert in navigating the formalities of public sector development.
Service Partners
The People Concern
Among LA’s largest social service entities, it offers PSH services to 2,000+ and diverse support, including meals and eviction prevention, to thousands.
Brilliant Corners
For over twenty years, Brilliant corners has helped 18,000+ unhoused people find and afford stable housing.
LA Health Services
Has provided over ten million people with essential healthcare services, from preventative to emergency care.
HOPICS
Established in 1987, HOPICS serves 4,000+ individuals and families, focusing on housing, mental health, substance recovery, and economic self-sufficiency.
Public Sector Collaboration
In our mission-driven model, RMG collaborates extensively with public sector entities. These partnerships fortify our efforts to address the increasing housing crisis in California.
- In Los Angeles, RMG partners with the City, Housing Authority, County Department of Health, Coordinated-Entry System and various other public entities to maximize housing opportunities for the unhoused and housing insecure residents.
- In the Bay Area, RMG partners with the city of Concord to achieve their workforce, affordable housing and Permanent Supportive Housing goals.
- RMG collaborates with Brilliant Corners and the County of Los Angeles to provide supportive housing to special needs individuals who experienced homlessness after incarceration.
- RMG master leasing new communities to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority to provide permanent housing to people recently living on the streets.
Faith-Based Partnerships & Community Ties
In Los Angeles, local African-American churches are critical partners in many of our projects. By collaborating with them and Logos Faith Development, we ensure community-centric housing models. Churches benefit by monetizing their underutilized lands, bolstering their financial health and reinvesting in the community by providing desperately needed affordable housing for their constituents.
- Southside Bethel Baptist Church (Southside Flats)
- Heavenly Vision Church (Vision Village)
- Harvest Tabernacle Bible Church (Harvest Residences)
- Bethel A.M.E. Church (Bethel Mannor Apartments)