Habitat for Humanity Dedicates Two Homes
Habitat for Humanity of Orange County on Sunday dedicated two homes built for low-income families in Brea.
The homes are in the 300 block of South Walnut Avenue on land donated by the Brea Redevelopment Agency.
Professional services, building materials and labor were also donated.
Habitat for Humanity helps end substandard housing by building simple homes, sold to qualified low-income families for a 1% down payment and no-interest mortgage.
Families chosen to enter the program must contribute 500 hours of labor or “sweat equity.”
Since 1988, Habitat for Humanity has built 85 homes in Orange County, including 10 homes in Brea.
Three homes are currently being built in Costa Mesa.
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