Logos Faith Development, a mission-driven real estate development firm specializing in transforming underutilized church land into community-centered affordable housing, has secured a capital commitment from a private, values-aligned family foundation to support the firm’s growing development pipeline.
The foundation is committing $11.1 million in total investments across two components, including an equity investment into Logos and a revolving line of credit that will enhance Logos’ ability to reach the construction phase across 12 development sites in Los Angeles and San Diego over the next two years.
“This is a meaningful endorsement of both our mission and our momentum that’s acutely focused on delivering much needed resources for our church partners and affordable housing for our communities,” said Pastor Martin Porter, founder & CEO of Logos Faith Development, noting that the firm’s balance sheet now exceeds $180 million. “This new infusion of capital will allow us to move faster and more decisively in advancing high-impact projects that deliver both community uplift and long-term value.”
Logos Faith Development’s Christopher J. Montes, partner & CIO, said, “This investment creates a flexible and strategic funding model that supports both our near-term execution and long-term scale across Southern California. In line with Logos’ values-first development model, the commitment was tailored to provide immediate capital access while strengthening the firm’s financial foundation for future growth.”
Pastor Martin Porter will be among the featured speakers at the 9th Annual Connect Los Angeles 2025, June 18 at the Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown.
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