Color Country Community Housing, a local nonprofit developer, closed on approximately 2.5 acres at the bottom of 400 East in St. George, across from the Meadows Assisted Living Center, in October. They are investing over $6 million in developing a project call the Village at Heritage Court that will consist of 56 units of senior housing that will significantly enhance the affordable housing options for seniors in the St. George area. 

This will be the first project of its kind in Southern Utah and will be a beautiful architectural addition to the multifamily market. The project couldn’t have come together without the cooperation of St. George City, Utah Housing Corporation, Zions Bank, the Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund and the seller. Each of the partners played an integral role in the process that culminated in plans for the Village at Heritage Court. Neil Walter with NAI Utah Southern Region represented both Color Country Community Housing and the seller, Grandview Mobile Home Estates, in the transaction.

Color Country Community Housing is a nonprofit housing developer based in St. George that specializes in developing affordable housing options. They have a vision of eliminating homelessness in their service area by providing safe, decent affordable housing opportunities for all who are in need. As the area's only Community Housing Development Organization (CHDO), CCCH cannot realize this vision without partnerships with public and private organizations that have the same vision and passion in solving the affordable housing dilemma in our communities.

For more information about Heritage court or Color Country Community Housing, call (435) 673-3131, visit the CCCH office at 139 N. 100 West in St. George or visit their Web site, www.ccchi.net.

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