At PCI, we invest capital and expertise to build community assets that generate opportunity for all of our neighbors, especially those with low incomes and those who have been historically marginalized by systemic racism.
Learn More About PCIWe are committed to assisting developers, property managers, and nonprofit organizations in their efforts to create, renovate, and preserve affordable housing across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Locally-owned businesses create jobs and wealth. When women and minority-owned businesses struggle to secure financing from conventional sources, our experienced team and creative thinking can help.
Our goal is to serve as a catalyst for resident-centered public and private initiatives that promote the long-term economic vitality of Massachusetts communities.
A major indicator of the health of any community is the level of services available to its residents. PCI is motivated to expand essential services across the Commonwealth to those who need them most.
Caritas purchased an existing 17-unit lodging house in Quincy, preserving the affordability of these units for residents with extremely low incomes. In addition to improving the quality of the units and the common space, Caritas will provide services to residents, including help with medical insurance, food benefits, employment and rental assistance.
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Father Bill’s & MainSpring is developing a new model of emergency shelter, permanent supportive housing, and services for unhoused individuals in Quincy. The focus is on preventing individuals from becoming homeless, diverting individuals to housing or treatment, and rehousing individuals, rapidly. The new multi-use Resource Center includes a day center offering a wide array of resident resources, including a health clinic, a new emergency shelter facility, a
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Community Servings’ new 33,716 SF building supports its ability to serve 875,000 made-from- scratch and medically tailored meals to 4,000 critically ill individuals and their families, connect clients with Registered Dietitian Nutritionists to develop individualized nutrition care plans, and operate the Teaching Kitchen - a 12-week, job-training program for people interested in careers in the food service industry who face barriers to full-time employment.
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New construction of 48 units of affordable rental housing at two locations in Arlington. Sixteen units target extremely low-income households earning up to 30% of AMI, and 32 units target households earning up to 60% of AMI. The development also creates ground floor commercial/retail space to re-house a food pantry currently operating on the Broadway site.
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Our small but mighty team of community lending experts have the passion, expertise and commitment needed to move even the most complex projects forward.
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