Austin Area Urban League is a non-profit organization providing tools to African Americans and under-served populations to build a foundation for social and economic equity and equality. Their services include education and youth development, workforce and career development, housing and community development, health and wellness, and justice and advocacy.

The Austin Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC), established in 1979 under the Texas Housing Finance Corporation Law, operates as a nonprofit entity overseen by the Austin City Council. The AHFC focuses on planning and executing housing solutions to aid low- and moderate-income Austin residents.

Allied Orion Group is a real estate development group specializing in multi-family developments across Texas. AOG will be the property managers of Seabrook Square upon completion of construction.

ANEWENTRY, INC. (ANE), is a faith-based 501(c)3 organization serving the greater Austin community through mental health, treatment, and housing support. They envision every life affected by homelessness, addiction, and incarceration to be healed, restored to wholeness, and set free to live in hope and eternal purpose.

Boston Financial is an investment services firm that collaborated with Capital A Housing in financing the Seabrook Square project.

Camden Builders are a real estate investment group headquartered in Houston, Texas. With expertise in non-profit projects, Camden is the general contractor for Seabrook Square.

Citibank is one of the financial partners on the Seabrook Square project in collaboration with Capital A Housing.

Civilitude Engineers and Planners is a sister firm of Capital A Housing under the HEXAH Group of Companies. Civilitude provides civil, site design, and permitting services for all Capital A projects.

Constructinople is a general contractor offering design build services. As one of the last major steps in tackling affordability, Constructinople handles all of the active design and construction of projects to deliver consistent counsel and quality throughout the lifecycle of these developments. The firm has built projects like A at Lampost, a 17-unit affordable housing development that fully sold out in 2022.

Design Workshop is a landscape architecture firm dedicated to creating quality landscapes that meet today’s needs and endure for future generations. Design Workshop was the landscape architect on Seabrook Square.

Family Eldercare is a non-profit organization promoting physical, mental, and social well-being in the homes of older adults experiencing barriers in life. They provide services that promote dignity and stability for older adults and people with disabilities.

Forge Craft Architecture and Design is an architectural firm in Austin, Texas that aims to create spaces where people can be happier, healthier, and more connected to nature and each other. Forge Craft was the architect on Seabrook Square Phase II.

Guadalupe Neighborhood Development Corporation (GNDC) is dedicated to the effective use of its resources, exclusively for charitable and educational purposes related to the development and rehabilitation of high-quality affordable housing for low- to moderate-income families. GNDC also works for the revitalization and preservation of the residential neighborhood.

Hatch + Ulland Owens is an architecture studio committed to creating strong and vibrant communities. Their sense of community values has inspired a wide range of distinctive yet accessible projects, reflecting their belief that effective planning and architecture can reach across economic and social boundaries to touch all who experience them.

Integral Care is a non-profit organization that improves the lives of adults and children living with mental illness, substance use disorder and intellectual and developmental disabilities in Travis County.

LifeWorks is a non-profit organization advocating for youth and young adults experiencing homelessness and providing them with services in housing, counseling, education, and workforce.

MPA is a multi-disciplinary firm providing Architecture, Interiors, & Master Planning design services. Their expertise includes corporate, commercial, industrial, hospitality, multi-family, mixed-use, historic rehabilitation, adaptive re-use and civic projects. They emphasize repeat relationships as the heart of our practice.

Mt Zion Baptist Church has been serving its congregation since 1873 and has been located on E 13th Street since 1948. Reverend Dr. Daryl L. Horton became pastor in 2021 and has led the church through their service to the community via affordable housing.

The NHP Foundation (NHPF) is a not-for-profit real estate corporation dedicated to preserving America’s affordable housing. The NHPF and Capital A Housing partnered to create Seabrook Square, an affordable apartment building in east Austin, Texas.

Prosperity provides personal banking services and investments to consumers and small to medium-sized businesses throughout Texas and Oklahoma. At Prosperity Bank, they believe in a community banking philosophy where personal relationships and great experiences go hand-in-hand.

Raasin in the Sun is an Austin-based art nonprofit that aims to educate, inspire, unite, and regenerate communities through cultural arts and environmental initiatives. As a consultant on the project, Raasin in the Sun’s headquarters will be at Seabrook Square.

The SAFE Alliance is a non-profit organization that exists to stop abuse for everyone by serving the survivors of child abuse, sexual assault and exploitation, and domestic violence. We are dedicated to ending violence through prevention, advocacy, and comprehensive services for individuals, families, and communities that have been affected by abuse.

Studio Momentum is an innovative architecture firm focused on sustainable design, cutting-edge technologies, and collaborative processes to create original homes for the way you live.

Urban Foundry is an architectural firm in Austin, Texas that is led through their singular mission: Make the world a better place through great design in urban places. Urban Foundry was the architect on Seabrook Square Phase I.