Florida

Bright Community Trust
11923 Oak Trail Way, Suite 111
Port Richey, FL 34668
727-475-1366
thebrightway.org

Date Incorporated: 2008
Purpose: To provide permanently affordable housing and community stewardship of land.
Land Holdings:  Currently building four homes in partnership with the City of Gainesville and Alachua Habitat For Humanity, and six homes in partnership with the City of St.Petersburg. Uses CLT homeownership model to ensure affordability
Governance Notes: does not use tripartite governing structure or open membership

Community Land Trust of Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast
4938 Davis Road
Lake Worth Beach, FL 33461
561-318-8442
clacourse-blum@cltofpbc.org
cltofpbc.org

Date Incorporated: 2006
Purpose: Permanently affordable housing and community stewardship of land. 
Land Holdings: 61 single-family homes and town-homes; three vacant land parcels; 80 housing units managed as non-CLT properties.
Governance Notes: Uses tripartite governing structure
Partners

Communities That Care Community Land Trust
6031 NW 1st Place
Gainesville, FL 32607
352-262-9038
communitiesthatcareclt.org

Date Incorporated: 2018
Purpose: Affordable housing.
Land Holdings: Organizing to acquire land and funding.

Delray Beach Community Land Trust
141 SW 12th Ave
Delray Beach, FL 33444
561-243-7500
dobson@mydelraybeach.com
delraybeachlandtrust.org

Date Incorporated: 2005
Purpose: Generate and preserve affordable housing for very low to moderate income households and strengthen communities. 
Land Holdings: In total they have 92 owner occupied units. The DBCLT has sold 92 single family homes that consist of 19 workforce housing units, 3 townhomes  and 70 single family units. They have also facilitated the sale of 13 Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) homes. 
Partners

Single family home sold by Delray Beach CLT

Florida Housing Coalition
1311 N. Paul Russell Road, B-201
Tallahassee, FL, 32301

850-878-4219
flhousing.org

Purpose: Assist government and non-profit entities with the development of CLTs.

Florida Keys Community Land Trust
PO Box 343529
Florida City, FL 33034
888-KEYS-CLT (888-539-7258)
info@affordablekeys.org
affordablekeys.org

Purpose: Create affordable workforce housing after Hurricane Irma in the Florida Keys.
Land Holdings: Four cottages which are rented. In the process of obtaining more land and funding.
Partners
Media

Hannibal Square Community Land Trust
PO Box 364
Winter Park, FL 32790
407-643-9111
info@HannibalSquareCLT.org
hannibalsquareclt.org

Date Incorporated: 2004
Purpose: Preserve quality and affordability of housing
Land Holdings: 7 completed projects, 2 projects in development.  The completed projects include both homes and rentals. Uses CLT renewable 99-year lease model to ensure affordability.
Partners
Media
- Hannibal Square Community Land Trust News

- Click Orlando:
Apopka Orange County officials build new affordable housing development 

Heartfelt Florida Housing of South Palm Beach County Community Land Trust
181 S.E. 5th Avenue
Delray Beach, FL 33483
561-819-6070
info@heartfeltclt.org
heartfeltclt.org

Date Incorporated: 2010
Purpose: Permanently affordable housing in South Palm Beach County, hurricane recovery.
Land Holdings:  4.5 acres with 21 houses. Uses CLT homeownership model to ensure affordability

Jacksonville Community Land Trust
1225 W Beaver St 
Jacksonville, FL 32204-1414
904-990-4663
info@jaxclthomes.org
www.jaxclthomes.org/

Date Incorporated: 2022
Purpose:
 Combat gentrification and provide affordable housing to Jacksonville residents.
Additional Information:  Currently in development processes with $250K committed by the city of Jacksonville to acquire property
Land Holdings: Uses CLT renewable 99-year lease model to ensure affordability
Governance Notes: JCLT homeowners and community representatives serve on the JCLT Board.

Neighborhood Renaissance Community Land Trust
510 24th Street, Suite A
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
561-832-6776
info@neighborhoodrenaissance.org
neighborhoodrenaissance.org

Date Incorporated: 2005
Purpose: Affordable housing.
Land Holdings: 9 permanently affordable homes.
Governance Notes: Not an open membership organization; board of Neighborhood Renaissance (parent nonprofit) is appointed with one third being low-income community residents.
Partners

Struggle for Miami’s Affordable and Sustainable Housing (SMASH)
Miami, FL
adrian@smash.miami
smash.miami

Date Incorporated: 2014
Purpose: SMASH is a community land trust building power for housing and climate justice in Miami. We use a set of coordinated strategies we call the Power Building Ecosystem. It consists of: 

1. Tenant Organizing
2. Transforming Opponents into Allies 
3. Housing Tech R&D 
4. Community control of land and housing 
5. Policy Change 

SMASH's current campaign is the Miami Housing Justice Agenda, a massive grassroots outreach, organizing and transformation initiative for Miami-Dade county to make housing a human right by the year 2030. We have created permanent infrastructure to conduct and track our long-term power building efforts including two affordable housing cooperatives for our 12 housing justice organizers, and our open source digital organizing platform, House of Justice. 
Land Holdings: 2264 NW 63rd St, Miami, FL & 1611 NW 65th St, Miami, FL 
Media Coverage:

2022-06-27 CBS 4 Coverage of Housing and Healing Justice Cooperative
https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/smash-miami-renters-slumlords/

2022-09-19 Miami New Times Coverage of #SMASHWeek2022 and Housing Co-op Grand Opening
https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/affordable-housing-cooperative-opens-in-miamis-liberty-city-neighborhood-15324576

2022-09-19 Miami Herald Coverage of #SMASHWeek2022 and Housing Co-op Grand Opening
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/business/real-estate-news/article266037081.html

2023-03-12 Zetland Denmark Article on SMASH and Climate Gentrification
https://www.zetland.dk/historie/soNAdWqY-a8yvV4M2-9a525

Community event held by SMASH Miami

South Florida Community Land Trust
718 NE 2nd Ave
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304 
954-769-1731
info@southfloridaclt.org
southfloridaclt.org

Date Incorporated: 2006
Purpose: Provide quality, sustainable, affordable housing for generations to come.
Land Holdings: 14 single-family and multi-family homes, both ownership and rental agreements available. Uses CLT renewable 99-year lease model to ensure affordability
Governance Notes: homeowners serve on board
Partners and Funders

Rental units developed by South Florida CLT