If you are interested in living at a Way Finders' property, please contact us to inquire about vacancies. You can contact our Property Management department at 413-233-1705 or leaseup@wayfindersma.org.
12 Longmeadow Drive, Amherst, MA 01002
Butternut Farm is a 26-unit family housing property built by Way Finders and initially occupied in the summer of 2011. Funding sources included Tax Credit Exchange, HOME, Affordable Housing Trust, and NeighborWorks America.
85 Olympia Drive, Amherst, MA 01002
Olympia Oaks is a 42-unit family housing property located on a 13-acre site, built by Way Finders, in partnership with Valley Community Development Corporation, and initially occupied in the early fall of 2014. Funding sources included CDBG and Community Preservation Act funds from the Town of Amherst, the Interfaith Housing Corporation, a grant from NeighborWorks America & Low Income Housing Tax Credits, Affordable Housing Trust, Housing Stabilization Fund, and project-based Section 8 from DHCD, and permanent financing from Massachusetts Housing Partnership.
239-247 Southbridge Road & 22-30 Harrington Road, Charlton, MA 01507
Woodland Walk is a 39-unit family housing property acquired by Way Finders in 2010. Way Finders assumed the existing USDA mortgages, and completely renovated the property using Low Income Housing Tax Credits, Tax Credit Exchange, HOME, and Affordable Housing Trust funds. USDA Rural Development also provides rental assistance for all units.
71 Parsons Street, Easthampton, MA 01027
Parsons Village is a 38-unit family housing property developed by Valley Community Development Corp in partnership with Way Finders and completed in September 2015. Funding sources include Low Income Housing Tax Credits, Affordable Housing Trust, Housing Stabilization Fund, permanent financing from Easthampton Savings Bank, TD Charitable Foundation Housing for Everyone Grant, and project-based Section 8 from DHCD.
21 Campus Plaza Road, Hadley, MA 01035
Mountain View is a 25-unit senior and family housing property. Way Finders purchased and rehabilitated the property in 2003 with funding from USDA Rural Development.
13-15 Hamilton St, Holyoke, MA 01040
Verano is a 44-unit family rental housing property originally purchased by Way Finders and Nueva Esperanza in the mid-1980s. Way Finders re-capitalized and comprehensively rehabilitated the project with Low Income Housing Tax Credits, HOME, Affordable Housing Trust and permanent financing from Massachusetts Housing Partnership.
50 Clinton Avenue and 1035-1037 Dwight Street, Holyoke, MA 01040
Dwight Clinton is a 19-unit property developed in partnership with Housing and Economic Resources for Women, Inc. Sixteen of the units receive project-based Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program assistance and nine units provide transitional housing for pregnant and parenting young mothers. Funding sources for initial and subsequent renovations included HUD McKinney Supportive Housing Program, Weatherization Assistance Program, HOME, McAuley Institute, Housing Stabilization Fund, and NeighborWorks® America.
151 Walnut Street, Holyoke, MA 01040
Carlos Vega Townhomes is an 18-unit property, providing housing for 18 farmworker families. At the request of the USDA, Way Finders developed the property in 1987 in partnership with Valley Housing Development Corp. The property was financed and continues to be subsidized by USDA Rural Development.
12 Chestnut St, Ludlow, MA 01056
Stevens Memorial Senior Housing is a 28-unit rental property redeveloped by Way Finders in an historic building originally used as a recreational facility for workers at the Ludlow Mills. Funding sources included HUD 202 as well as state funds consisting of HOME, Housing Stabilization Fund and Affordable Housing Trust Fund. These units were completed and occupied in the fall of 2014.
180 Earle St, Northampton, MA 01060
Earle Street is a 16-unit rental property that includes 14 single person occupancy units and 2 apartments. All units receive project-based Section 8 rental assistance. Way Finders assumed property management responsibility in January 2012.
155 West Street, Northampton, MA 01060
Paradise Pond is a 12-unit family rental property, including four units for formerly-homeless families. Completed in 2006, funding sources include HOME, Housing Stabilization Fund, Housing Innovations Fund, CDBG, HUD Supportive Housing, Affordable Housing Trust, and Massachusetts Housing Partnership Fund.
96 Pleasant Street, Northampton, MA 01060
The Lorraine is a rehabilitated 28-unit historic building for single occupancy including two handicapped-accessible units and two commercial spaces. Completed in 2001, funding sources include City of Northampton CDBG, Housing Innovations Fund II, Housing Stabilization Fund Rehabilitation Initiative, and Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston’s Affordable Housing Program.
155 Pleasant Street
Offering access to the cultural and commercial opportunities of a small, vibrant city, while supporting those in need of assistance, Live 155 highlights the values and ideals of the surrounding community. A former 58-room Single Room Occupancy building is being transformed into 70 studio and one-bedroom rental apartments and 2,600 square feet of retail space
256 Pleasant Street
A co-development between Valley Community Development and Way Finders. Offering access to the cultural, commercial, educational, and transportation opportunities of a small, vibrant city, The Lumber Yard apartments highlight the values and ideals of the surrounding community. The former Northampton Lumber Company property is being transformed into 55 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments with approximately 5,400 square feet of commercial space on Pleasant Street.
82 Bridge Street
31 affordable studio apartments - 15 renovated, 16 new. Valley Community Development has owned and operated this antique building (circa 1820) in Northampton since 1990 as a traditional 15-room Single Room Occupancy with 1 common kitchen and 4 common bathrooms. Prior to 1990, the building served as a family homeless shelter and a former lodging house. Located on a ½ acre lot in a high-income neighborhood in downtown Northampton
128 College Hwy, Southampton, MA 01073
Southampton Meadows is a 40-unit senior housing property built in 1989. Way Finders acted as the nonprofit sponsor for this HUD 202 project and assumed responsibility for management in 2008. Refinancing through HUD/FHA provided capital for upgrades and repairs 2012.
1–5 Ahrend Circle, Southwick, MA 01077
Ahrend Circle Apartments is a 40-unit senior housing property owned by a local single-purpose nonprofit and managed by Way Finders since 2010.
68-70, 76, and 84-88 Byers Street, Springfield, MA 01105
New Court Terrace is a 44-unit property located in three buildings. Substantially rehabilitated in 2005, funding sources include Low Income Housing Tax Credits, Historic tax credits, Weatherization Assistance Program, Lead-based Paint Hazard Abatement Program, HOME, and Affordable Housing Trust.
6 Kenwood Park and 413-415 Belmont Avenue/114-118, 120-130 Byers Street and 103 Pearl Street, Springfield, MA 01105
Kenwyn and Quadrangle is a 60-unit, two property project redeveloped in 2015. Kenwyn Apartments include 27 units of affordable housing for families. Quadrangle Court Apartments include 33 family rental units. Funding for the most recent renovations and upgrades included State and Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits, City of Springfield CDBG Funds, State and Federal Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, Massachusetts Housing Partnership, and Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
1 Royce Lane, Wales, MA 01081
Silver Meadows is a 20-unit, one-bedroom senior housing property developed and managed by Way Finders. Completed in 2000, the property was financed by the HUD 202 program and state resources, and is owned by a local non-profit, Silver Meadow, Inc.
68 Church Street, Ware, MA 01082
Church Street School is a historic school building converted into a 29-unit property for senior citizens and those with disabilities. Way Finders completed development in fall 2008. Funding sources included USDA 515, Low Income Housing Tax Credits, historic tax credits, Affordable Housing Trust, and HOME.
