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2026 The ApartmentBuildings.com 100
Innovators of the Year
- Chris Moltke-Hansen Spearheads Tech Upgrades at Apartment Management Consultants
- Blima Ehrentreu Leads The Designers Group’s Growth Through Technology
- BRIDGE Housing and Avanath Communities Offer A New Model for Affordable Housing Management
- Cap Pointe Advisors and Greystone Break New Ground in Section 8 Financing
- Cherry Development Supports Homeowners with New Program
- Coral Charge Takes EV Charging Off the Utility Grid
- Deloitte Suggests an SaaS Approach to Multifamily
- Drake Property Management Scales Operations With Centralized Tech
- Hotelization is Redefining the Resident Experience
- Ivy Energy’s Logan Carter Encourages Solar As A Revenue-Producing Asset
- Josh Draughn With Hillpointe Turns AI into a Leasing Advantage
- LA Más Uses Community Ownership to Preserve Affordable Housing
- Michael Broder with RCKRBX Relies on Renters For Forecasts
- Model/Z Brings a Manufacturing Mindset to Multifamily Construction
- Morguard Partners with CENGN, Nokia to Create Smart-Building Living Labs
- PearlX’s Simon Herrmann Helps Turn Multifamily Properties Into Energy Assets
- Reframe Brings Robotics, Modular Designs to Residential Construction
- Sarah Segal and Katherine Radziszewski of simplydbs Make Renter Feedback Continuous
- The Oakland Fund’s Rooted Program Supports Educators in Finding Affordable Housing
- Yardi Systems Shifts Multifamily AI From Answers to Action
Cherry Development Supports Homeowners with New Program
Led by Sam Cherry, Cherry Development unveiled its new Path to Homeownership Program to help residents of Las Vegas apartments become homeowners. Through the program, the developer is paying residents to leave, as long as they purchase a home.
The Las Vegas developer is contributing $200 a month for participating residents of its three shareDOWNTOWN communities, including the recently opened 104-unit ShareWestside. The money goes into a dedicated account that can be used for a down payment or closing costs on any home in Clark County.
Residents can access the funds after 12 months, with contributions capped at $4,800 over 24 months and an option to extend for credit repair.
Cherry Development spent more than a year developing a network of local lenders, financial institutions, title companies, attorneys and credit-improvement specialists. Together, the group provides discounted services, credit counseling, debt assistance and mortgage guidance.
The Housing Authority, Clark County, and the City of Las Vegas are also part of the network and, in some cases, allow qualified voucher holders to combine Cherry Development’s contributions with existing assistance programs.
These are some of the reasons why Cherry Development was selected to receive ApartmentBuildings.com’s AB 100 Innovators of the Year Award, which recognizes those who demonstrate creativity, skill and success in the multifamily industry.