One of the top developers of affordable housing in Southern California has a new CEO. ABC 10News Anchor Jared Aarons got an In Depth interview with Rebecca Louie on her plans to keep it going.
SAN DIEGO - The new CEO of Wakeland Housing and Development comes with a track record of success building affordable homes that help end homelessness. Now, she plans to make sure that continues.
Since 1998, Wakeland, a non-profit, has been responsible for building 7,500 affordable housing units. Louie wants to build even more over the next 25 years. To build a community, every project at Wakeland comes with wraparound social services. Residents have access to on-site assistance."We can't just build it and walk away. It wouldn't be successful," she says."These are the little things that make a difference, but that's what keeps people housed, and helps them succeed."
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