The NHPF Quarterly July 2025
A Spring’s Bounty of Beautiful Properties NHPF Celebrates New Homes and New Hope in Houston, Baltimore, and New Haven This spring, The NHP Foundation (NHPF) celebrated the openings of three transformative developments serving distinct community needs.
In Houston, RoseMary’s Place welcomed 149 residents exiting homelessness into permanent supportive housing. Developed in partnership with Magnificat Houses, Inc., the $45 million project offers wraparound services, 24-hour staffing, and space for healing. Named for MHI founder Rose Mary Badami, the development was called “a place of hope and dignity” by Council Member Carolyn Evans-Shabazz. With support from the City of Houston, Harris County, and other funders, this project exemplifies how collaboration can create long-term solutions for chronic homelessness.
In Baltimore, The Terraces at Park Heights marked the first phase of a $400 million revitalization of the historically disinvested Park Heights neighborhood. The $52 million senior housing community delivers 100 affordable one- and two- bedroom homes, powered by solar energy and enriched with on-site amenities including a maker space, fitness center, and public art installations celebrating Baltimore’s horse racing legacy. NHPF and partner Henson Development are also planning future phases. Governor Wes Moore called it “the next chapter in our work to transform the city.” THE NHPF QUARTERLY JULY 2025
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