The past year of our environmental, social, and governance journey features milestones for Pretium and our operating companies.
Corporate Responsibility
Pretium’s Impact Reports
2025 Key Highlights
$375M Deployed towards renovation and maintenance of existing rental housing
$2.6B in construction, renovation, and bridge loans supporting the transition of nearly 2,500 housing units
$1.7B in homebuilder loans that will support more than 10,000 housing unit
$325k in grants to nonprofits focused on expanding affordable homeownership and housing access
$5.1B in non-traditional mortgage lending, including more than 900 first‑time homeowner loans
3,200+ Housing Choice Voucher families served
20k Mortgage loan borrowers supported through loss mitigation activities to maintain housing stability
77% of portfolio located in higher-opportunity neighborhoods
97% of portfolio affordable to middle income families (120% AMI)
150k+ Residents participating in positive rent reporting
24,800 Mortgage loans facilitated through positive rent reporting
14,000 New credit scores established through positive rent reporting
Social Impact
We strive to provide choice to families in the rental market and to support their journey of economic mobility and wealth building. Single-family homes are typically in less dense neighborhoods, with more accessible green space and more square footage to accommodate larger households, than other types of rental housing. Many of our homes are in a homeowners association subdivision and may have access to better schools than the local renter market options.
By taking a social lens to our homes and seeking to drive capital to all areas of the housing market, we focus on improving resident experiences and promoting economic mobility, a concept we take very seriously. We focus on the safety of our neighborhoods and on providing working families and vulnerable families new opportunities in differentiated neighborhoods.
Our approach, our homes
A family’s home and the community around it are focal points for access to social capital and the delivery point for programs to promote upward social mobility.
We strive to serve working families
In 2021, a group of Housing Choice Voucher homes joined our portfolio. Since then, we have been working to expand our footprint in the federal program through engagement and partnership with the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the 100+ local public housing authority partners that administer the program.
