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West Bay Housing Corporation (Brilliant Corners)

Affordable, community-based housing for people with developmental disabilities
Affordable, community-based housing for people with developmental disabilities
Affordable, community-based housing for people with developmental disabilities

West Bay Housing Corporation (WBHC) (now known as Brilliant Corners) is a nonprofit that provides affordable, community-based supportive housing for people with special housing needs.

Clearinghouse CDFI financed WBHC’s acquisition and rehabilitation of several single-family homes to create service-enriched, affordable rental housing for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Read more about Brilliant Corners (formerly West Bay Housing Corporation) here: http://brilliantcorners.org.

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