What We Do

Founded in 1987, RDOOR Housing Corporation’s (RDOOR’s) purpose is to provide safe, high-quality affordable housing in vibrant communities. We achieve our mission through innovative financing structures, intentional partnerships, creative and equitable property management practices, and consistent portfolio evaluation. Drawing from more than 40 years of experience, our approach includes preserving affordable housing through strategic acquisitions and developing new housing in partnership with communities and local housing ecosystems. As one of the largest nonprofit affordable housing developers in Indiana, RDOOR manages every aspect of affordable real estate development including conceptualization and deal structure, capital sourcing, planning, project management, property management, and asset management.

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Our Approach

​We leverage our capital and relationships with lenders, grantors and local governments to develop and manage affordable housing. We directly invest in housing rather than individual households helped by other social service organizations. We support individuals and families by connecting them with housing resources through HomeNow Indy. HomeNow Indy is a different approach to rehousing. It encompasses the entire Indianapolis ecosystem to make housing the central feature helping vulnerable individuals and families experiencing homelessness and housing instability. It pulls the collective skills of our community together to collaborate through three components - Navigation, Housing Acquisition and Case Management.

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Who We Are

People are at the heart of everything that we do — from our strategic partners to our daily lives and how we serve communities. We believe everyone deserves quality affordable housing. From project concept and asset management to community outreach and resident services, we are always focused on creating stable, vibrant, and healthy communities.

 

Our multidimensional mission is to develop housing designed to:

• Create and preserve affordable homeownership and rental housing

• Strengthen and stabilize neighborhoods

• Support working households, seniors and special needs populations

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