About CCA

Whatever It Takes

Established in 2001, Chesapeake Community Advisors is one of the nation’s leading community development consulting firms, having served as a development consultant for more than 90 developments in 15 states. In that time, our development work has included affordable multifamily and market rate rental, historic renovations, affordable homeownership and multi-use developments.

Being a transaction-based firm, CCA specializes in structuring and developing low-income, historic, new market tax credit and federally financed projects. In our role as developers and owners of affordable residential properties, we bring a unique understanding to the development process for both new construction and preservation.

Whether providing our services individually or acting as a turn-key developer, our diverse team of experienced financial, development, syndication and disposition specialists will work with you to complete your projects on schedule – and on budget.

Our Mission

To create – and help others create – sustainable and profitable real estate developments that improve their communities.

Community Entance

  • Clients

    CCA’s clients include non-profit community development corporations, for-profit housing developers, historic commercial developers and national and regional syndication firms. In addition, CCA principals have acted as developers for numerous affordable housing developments.

    Our clients include:

  • Adams Construction, Inc.
    Arlington Partnership For Affordable Housing
    Bank of America
    Bedrock
    Bozzuto Development Corporation
    Building Blocks Nonprofit Housing Authority
    Cherry Hill Community Development Corporation
    Cinnaire
    Community Housing, Inc.
    Cornerstone Housing, Inc.
    Cumberland Housing Commission
    Enterprise Community Investments, Inc.
    Fannie Mae
    Fifth Street Hi-Rise, Inc.
    Foundation Housing
    First Baptist Church of Clarendon
    Freddie Mac
    Fisher Construction
    Gorman Management Company
    Heritage Housing Partners Corporation
    Historic East Baltimore Community Action Corporation
    Holyoke Housing Authority
    Inner City Christian Federation
    Interfaith Housing of Delaware, Inc.
    Jewish Senior Life of Metropolitan Detroit
    Landmark Parking, Inc.
    Lansing Housing Commission
    Marcus and Millichap
    Marquette Housing Commission
    Melvindale Housing Commission
    Mercy Housing

  • Neighborhood Works, Inc.
    Nexion Health Care
    New London Housing Authority
    NHT/Enterprise, Inc.
    Oakwood Construction Company
    Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corporation
    Paragon Management
    Pathstone Corporation
    Patterson Park Public Charter School
    Portsmouth Redevelopment & Housing Authority
    Real Property Services, Inc.
    Samaritas
    Schuster Enterprises, Inc.
    Seldin Companies
    SOME (So Others May Eat)
    Terra Nova Ventures
    TESCO Properties
    Thistle Housing, Inc.
    Trinity Village Nonprofit Housing Corporation
    Town of Sykesville
    Volunteers of America – National
    Volunteers of America – Chesapeake
    Wilmington Senior Center
    Woodbine Community Organization, Inc.
    Ypsilanti Housing Commission

What Others Are Saying About Us

“I have worked with the principals of Chesapeake since the inception of Cinnaire in 1993. They have proven to be the most highly skilled and knowledgeable group of professionals we have ever worked with in this industry. Their creative and entrepreneurial approach to real estate development and finance have made them the number one choice for Cinnaire to assist us in complex and difficult real estate transactions. The use of Chesapeake in our Housing Tax Credit Year 15 disposition strategies has produced results for our investors that were beyond their expectations and has been a model we use in all of our disposition strategies. They are real estate experts extraordinaire with the added benefit of being socially minded. They not only care about the investor and owner benefits but also take into account a positive outcome for the residents.”