Resources

2025

A visual overview of the organizational relationships between Sunstone Housing Collaborative, the Ashland School District, Edlen & Co., and other project partners involved in the Ashland Attainable Housing Project. Shows how roles are distributed across the development team, funders, and supporting organizations.

2025

A plain-language summary addressing frequently raised concerns about the Ashland School District housing initiative. Covers questions about land ownership, Sunstone's role, the selection process, community benefit, and how the project relates to the District's educational mission.

2025

Explains how Sunstone uses the term 'attainable housing' and why it matters for the Ashland community. Describes the income levels, household types, and affordability structures the project is designed to serve, and how attainable housing differs from market-rate and deeply subsidized housing.

2025

Data and context on Ashland's housing affordability gap, including cost-burden rates, workforce housing shortfalls, and the relationship between housing access and school enrollment. Provides the factual foundation for why the Ashland School District pursued this initiative.

2024

Maps and data identifying Ashland's qualified census tracts and buildable lands inventory relevant to the AAHP project site. Includes context on the site's location within Census Tract 19, which was submitted for Oregon's Opportunity Zone 2.0 nomination process in June 2026.

2025

RogueADU is a Sunstone-supported program that helps homeowners in the Rogue Valley navigate the process of building an accessory dwelling unit. The program provides guidance on permitting, design, financing, and construction — lowering the barriers that prevent homeowners from adding housing on land they already own.