UCLA’s Master of Real Estate Development Program to receive $2.5 million from Standard Communities’ Jeffrey Jaeger and Scott Alter
Los Angeles, CA—October 14, 2025 --The new Master of Real [...]
Standard Communities and The Vistria Group Acquire 948-Unit Park Kiely in San Jose, California’s Largest Market-to-Affordable Conversion
The $410 Million Affordable Housing Transaction Closed in Under [...]
Standard Communities Names Christiana Hollis as Managing Director, Strategy and Operations
Los Angeles, CA—July 21, 2025—Standard Communities, a leading national multifamily [...]
Standard Communities Acquires $1 Billion Portfolio in Largest Affordable Housing Transaction of 2024
Los Angeles, CA, November 6, 2024—Standard Communities, a major national [...]
Standard Communities Acquires Six 100% Affordable Communities Totaling 407 Units in Los Angeles County
Los Angeles, CA--September 26, 2023--Standard Communities, a leading national developer [...]
Standard Communities Certified As A “Great Place to Work”
"Standard’s growth, successes and opportunities would not be possible without the dedication and passion of our talented employees.”
-Jeff Jaeger, Co-Founder, and Principal of Standard
Standard Communities Leads Public-Private Partnership Transitioning 130 Market Rate Units to Middle-Income Housing in West Hollywood, CA
"Our public-private partnership will allow income-qualified households earning up to 80% of area median income to save up to $1,200 per month in rent, which shows the power of this program.”
-Chris Cruz, Standard Communities Managing Director of Essential Housing.
Standard Communities Promotes Jessica Mackenzie to Senior Director, Capital Markets
"Jessica is extremely talented in finding innovative avenues to structure our deals.”
-Scott Alter, Principal and Co-founder of Standard Communities
Standard Communities Leads Public-Private Partnership Transitioning 230 Market Rate Units to Middle-Income Housing in Hawthorne, CA
“This Public-Private Partnership to create workforce housing will ensure that middle-income families and essential workers can afford to live in a high-quality transit-oriented and mixed-use property, close to their work and many neighborhood amenities..”
– Chris Cruz, Managing Director of Essential Housing
