Affordable & mixed-income housing
Thoughtfully designed homes that support neighborhood stability and create more housing opportunity.
Affordable housing & community development
Quality housing.
Quality housing.
Stronger communities.
Dominion Community Development Corporation advances affordable and mixed-income housing, mixed-use development and community-serving spaces designed to support long-term neighborhood stability.
Our approach
Housing is the foundation.
Dominion’s work is built around the idea that stable, thoughtfully planned housing can create a stronger base for families and neighborhoods.
Our development approach connects housing with neighborhood investment, community-serving amenities and practical resources. The goal is not simply to build units, but to help create places where residents can live with greater stability, access and opportunity.
Mixed-use development
Housing can work alongside retail, services and community-serving spaces that strengthen everyday neighborhood life.
Resident connections
Housing referral support helps households share their needs so Dominion CDC can review potentially relevant resources and next steps.
Development experience
Housing impact you can point to.
Dominion’s leadership and project experience spans affordable, mixed-income and community-centered development across Baltimore.
Barclay Redevelopment
Housing units represented in the completed redevelopment highlighted by Dominion.
Lillian Jones Apartments
Affordable rental homes represented in this completed development.
Townes at Hillsdale
Townhouses represented in Dominion’s completed-development portfolio.
Uplands Redevelopment
Mixed-income homes represented in the completed redevelopment highlighted on the site.
Are you looking for housing?
Complete the Housing Referral Intake so Dominion CDC can review your household size, preferred home size, income information and contact details.
General housing inquiry
Have a different housing question?
Use this form for general questions, development or partnership inquiries, project/property information or community-resource questions.
If you are seeking housing for yourself or your family, use the Housing Referral Intake instead so our team receives the information needed for referral review.
