Welcome.
Riverside Housing Development Corporation (RHDC) is your Inland Empire’s Neighborhood Developer. We are a non-profit committed to improving the quantity and quality of affordable housing opportunities throughout the Inland Empire.
RHDC has a variety of programs, from exciting single-family home ownership opportunities to beautiful apartments in the Inland Empire. We own and manage numerous multi-family rental properties in Riverside, Moreno Valley, and Hemet.
HCD’s (California Department of Housing and Community Development) recent analysis of California’s housing affordability crisis (see bottom of the page for a summary), as well as a column by former California State Treasurer John Chiang highlights the importance of our mission to improve the quantity and quality of affordable housing opportunities in Southern California.
Take a tour of one of our beautiful apartment complexes!
Watch this aerial tour of our lovely Orange Blossom Apartments from RHDC’s Board of Directors Ralph Megna. Riverside Housing Development Corporation reclaimed a once-distressed neighborhood near Hemet, California, through a partnership with the County of Riverside. As a result, we have created 67 units of safe, modern affordable housing.
Please visit our Rental Housing page to see a list of all of the apartments in the Inland Empire we own and operate. Location and contact information is also available on that page for the list of apartment projects.
Featured Rental
Visit our Featured Rental page to see more information about another of our projects, Greystone Apartments. The Greystone Apartments, which are located in Hemet, currently have 2 and 3-bedroom units available for rent.
Contact Us
Riverside Housing Development Corporation (RHDC) is based in Riverside, California. Our head office is located at 4250 Brockton Ave, Riverside, CA 92501.
For questions regarding our housing programs, please contact our offices:
Visit the page for more information about our owner-occupied renovation grants & loans programs.
General questions about our rental properties, please call 951-341-6511. For specific property information and contacts, please visit our rental properties page and call the property directly.
Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) questions (home ownership opportunities), please email website(at)rhdcca.org.
HCD’s (California Department of Housing and Community Development) recent analysis of California’s housing affordability crisis:
