Stronger places.
Brighter futures.
Dominion Community Development Corporation connects affordable housing, neighborhood investment and practical programs that help families build stability, opportunity and generational strength.
Development is strongest when people, place and opportunity move forward together.

2026
Harvest
at Hayfields
An elegant evening with keynote guests Brooke E. Lierman and Jake Day, hosted by master of ceremonies Jamie Costello.
Where housing meets
everyday life.
A strong neighborhood needs more than a building. Dominion connects housing with practical supports that help residents build stability, financial strength, food access and safer paths for young people.
Explore all programsProjects that strengthen place.
Build the homes.
Then build what happens around them.
Dominion’s development concepts connect housing to the spaces, skills and supports that help residents move from stability toward opportunity.
Quality, sustainable places designed to strengthen neighborhoods without displacement.
Recording, podcasting, boxing, mentorship and learning environments that create constructive paths.
Shared kitchen, culinary education and entrepreneurship concepts that support both food access and local business.
Abe Dua
Residences.
A mixed-use development designed to combine quality affordable housing with youth-focused amenities, creative opportunity and neighborhood investment.
Impact you can point to.
Townes at Hillsdale
Barclay Redevelopment
Uplands Redevelopment
Lillian Jones Apartments
Nicole EarlePresident & Founder
Nearly three decades across development, finance and construction.
Nicole Earle brings executive leadership in banking, underwriting, portfolio management, Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, tax-exempt bond and New Markets Tax Credit projects. The cumulative value of projects she has developed or financed exceeds $1 billion.
Thoughtful development should create opportunity for the people who already call a neighborhood home.Meet the founder
What’s happening at Dominion.

Park Heights Has Talent. It Needs a Room That Treats It Like Work.
A vacant lot can become apartments and still lose the neighborhood’s young people at 3 p.m. The studio planned for Abe Dua…
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West North Avenue Doesn’t Need Another Empty Storefront. It Needs a Kitchen.
Food insecurity is not only an empty fridge. On West North Avenue it is also an empty kitchen — cooks with recipes…
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I Live Here. That’s Why This Lot Can’t Stay Empty
Affordable housing is not a spreadsheet. In Park Heights, it is a vacant lot on the same block as the people who…
Read storyLooking for affordable housing?
Your next step starts here.
Tell Dominion CDC what your household needs. Our Housing Referral Intake gives our team the information needed to review your request and identify potentially relevant housing resources and referral opportunities.
Help us understand what home would work for your household.
- Household size
- Bedroom & bathroom needs
- Income information

