

About Us
We are a local non-profit dedicated to creating, preserving, and sustaining permanent affordable housing in the communities that neighbor Mt. Tamalpias in Marin County, CA. Through outreach, tenant advocacy, and property management, we strive to support a thriving, vibrant and sustainable community.
A Different Approach
Our non-profit model is built around a different approach, the CLT acquires and holds land and housing in trust, providing truly attainable homes for better educational outcomes, healthier people, and stronger economic footing for families AND communities.
Permanent Community Assets
CLTs are a proven partner to individuals, foundations, local governments, and agencies looking to commit their resources to support the ongoing need to house teachers, small businesses, emergency and safety personnel, and the workforce that keeps our community healthy, resilient and thriving.
Stewardship and Empowerment
The CLT is part of the community with a focus on stewardship and community empowerment, ensuring public resources are retained and recycled for their intended mission for future generations.
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Why a Community Land Trust?
(Sources: Marin Promise Partnership, County of Marin, Marin Environmental Housing Coalition, California Housing Partnership, Racecounts.org)
Increased access to attainable workforce housing and enhanced opportunities for aging in place benefit all members of our valued communities. This plan is about protecting what works — our neighborhoods, our small-town character, and the people who make our localities function.
By removing properties from the speculative market and holding them as assets to the trust and community, the model ensures the ability for our most important community members to live locally for generations to come. It’s a calm, practical approach to delivering on solutions to complex housing issues.
A new report highlights the rapid growth of the senior population in the Bay Area, raising urgent questions about housing accessibility, affordability, and long-term care infrastructure.
The City of Mill Valley has awarded funding to Mt. Tam Community Land Trust to explore affordable housing opportunities, marking a significant investment in community-led housing solutions.
Omar Carrera emphasizes that Corte Madera’s Tamal Vista affordable housing project isn’t just about housing—it’s about building an inclusive, resilient community.





