Housing

Take a look at our housing options available in our community. We can also help you with the application and qualification process. Contact us for help. For more information about a specific building use the contact info provided for each location.

65 Harrison Street

The Chinese Economic Development Council, Inc. is headquartered at 65 Harrison Avenue/31 Beach Street, a mixed use building in Boston’s Chinatown with 53,000 square feet of office space and 35 units of residential apartments. Originally a textile building, it has undergone extensive renovations in 1987 and also in the mid-1990’s to accommodate a business incubator, a cultural center, and classrooms in addition to the offices and apartments.

Contact: Sindy Lam
Phone: 508-482-1011
Email: slam@cedc-boston.org

15 Oxford Place

CEDC developed and built the 39 units residential building in 1983. All 39 units are Section 8 subsidized and 100% affordable. It houses many of the Chinatown’s elderly population and low income families.

Contact: Xiao Ling Tan
Phone: 857-239-9829
Email: ltan@trinitymanagementcompany.com

10 Oxford Street (Oxford Ping On)

Ping On in Chinese means “safety”. CEDC developed and built the 67 units of 100% affordable housing over the span of almost a decade, which opened for residents in 2015. It houses a diverse population of low income and homeless transition residents in the heart of Chinatown.

Contact: Xiao Ling Tan
Phone: 857-239-9829
Email: ltan@trinitymanagementcompany.com

Mei Wah Village - 10 Maple Street

This 41 unit elderly housing project is jointly owned and managed with South Cove Nursing Home in Chinatown, which provides suitable housing units for senior citizens. It was built in 1996 and has housed senior citizens of mostly Chinese descent for over two decades.

Contact: Min Yen
Phone: 617-426-6165
Email: myen@trinitymanagementcompany.com