Community Housing
A New Economy Approach to Housing
ADP is committed to creating institutions and businesses that expand the ADP Community Economy and address the needs of our members while taking control of the decisions that affect our lives. ADP currently operates four housing complexes with hundreds of units of permanently affordable housing. At ADP's housing complexes, tenant associations employ a grassroots governance model with an aim to foster participatory democracy and utilize cooperative decision-making principles.
Greenfield Gardens
Tenant Association: Home Savers Council of Greenfield Gardens. Became a cooperatively–controlled, community–held asset in 1994. Number of Units of permanently affordable housing: 202.
For rental information:
Greenfield Gardens
58 Pray Drive
Greenfield, MA 01301
413–772–8710
Spring Meadow Apartments
Tenant Association: SpringMeadow Association of Responsible Tenants. Became a cooperatively–controlled, community–held asset in 1995. Number of Units of permanently affordable housing: 270.
For rental information:
Spring Meadow Apartments
28 Canon Circle
Springfield, MA 01118
413–783–5250
Powdermill Village
Tenant Association: Tenants Association of Powdermill Became a cooperatively–controlled, community–held asset in 2001. Number of Units of permanently affordable housing: 250.
For rental information:
Powdermill Village
126 Union Street
Westfield, MA 01085
413–562–5706
Cathedral Hill Apartments
Tenant Association: Cathedral Hill Housing Corp. Became a cooperatively–controlled, community–held asset in 2004. Number of Units of permanently affordable housing: 49.
For rental information:
Cathedral Hill Apartments
130 Union Street
Springfield, MA 01105
413–739–5200