PCH’S MAIN OFFICE HOURS
Monday through Thursday, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Fridays are by appointment only
The Main Office’s address is 1000 Herrontown Road, Ste. 201 (Princeton) in what is called the “2-Story Building” with elevator service.
Enter the one-way driveway located at the center of Herrontown Road to the back of the building. Free parking is available.
WELCOME TO
Princeton Community Housing
A non-profit, community-based organization serving Princeton since 1967
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LEARN MORE about each of the PCH Communities, including community descriptions, Income Limits, Tenant Selection Plans, floor plans,
by visiting the Main Menu under “Communities”.
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Thank you for supporting equal housing opportunities in Princeton.
From our start as a community-based non-profit organization, Princeton Community Housing has sought to promote a sense of belonging and connection among residents, volunteers, staff, partners, and the larger Princeton community.
We have also remained steadfast in our commitment to advocating for and building more affordable housing. Housing that is safe and affordable isn’t just a necessity; it’s the cornerstone of thriving communities.
It’s about nurturing the spirit of togetherness, fostering dreams, and ensuring that no one is left behind.
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As a non-profit, community-based organization,
Princeton Community Housing (PCH)…
PROVIDES AND MANAGES 491 affordable and well-maintained rental homes for individuals, families, seniors, and people with disabilities with very low-, low-, and moderate- incomes.
SERVES AND ADVOCATES FOR more than 1,100 residents - about 3.5% of the Princeton population who reside in PCH homes at communities such as Princeton Community Village, Elm Court, Harriet Bryan House, and Griggs Farm, as well as other PCH-managed properties.
ENGAGES dedicated staff, volunteer Board of Trustees, and supporting community partner organizations who all work together to ensure that PCH residents have safe, well-maintained affordable homes and social service supports that are essential to their success and the continued success of PCH’s mission.
ADVOCATES
Encourages the development of affordable homes to foster vibrant, inclusive communities that are home to persons of all income levels.
DEVELOPS
With an established track record of success, Collaborates with the Municipality of Princeton, Princeton University, and other local and regional organizations to fund and create affordable housing opportunities.
MANAGES
Provides property management and administrative agent support to property owners and local municipalities to assist them to fulfill their affordable housing obligations.
SUPPORTS
Forges and sustains partnerships with agencies and nonprofit organizations to provide and enhance social services for PCH residents, applicants, and the community.
Princeton Community Housing by the Numbers
2
Dedicated Boards of Trustees, including representatives from 17 community organizations.
1,100+
Residents with very low, low, and moderate-incomes served annually by the PCH mission.
25
Professional, diligent, and committed employees.
56
Years of serving the
Princeton community.
2
Social services coordinators on staff who connect residents with supportive services through many partnerships, providing the ‘PCH Difference.’
491
Rental homes owned, managed and stewarded by a caring facilities team.
Community is our Middle Name.
The Incorporated Entities of Princeton Community Housing
Property Management and Development
PCH Development Corporation
Affordable Rental Communities
Elm Court
Harriet Bryan House
Griggs Farm
Princeton Community Village
Affordable Rental Homes
PCH Homes
Mission Advancement & Fundraising
Princeton Community Housing