Affordable Housing

43 Green is a mixed-income, mixed-use and transit-oriented development project in Chicago under development by The Habitat Company. Image courtesy of The Habitat Company

Mixed-Income Seen as Key to Affordable Housing

Demand is stronger than ever, but financial challenges for developers are great.

Standard Cos. Pays $31M for Affordable Pasadena Community

The transaction preserves affordability for all 61 units for the next 55 years.

Starwood REIT Buys $645M of Affordable Housing

The trust managed by Starwood REIT Advisors has acquired two portfolios totaling 4,618 units in the Mid-Atlantic and Sunbelt regions.

Woda Breaks Ground on North Carolina Senior Community

Center Crossing in Hickory, N.C., will provide 50 affordable units for residents 55 and over.

Affirmed Housing Opens San Diego Supportive Housing Community

The 86-unit project broke ground in April 2019 as part of the San Diego Housing Commission’s homelessness initiative.

Esther Toporovsky, Executive Vice President, NYC Housing Partnership. Image courtesy of NYC Housing Partnership

NYC Housing Partnership’s Work Toward a More Affordable City

Executive Vice President Esther Toporovsky highlights the strategies that could help tackle affordability issues in New York City.

Rockport Mortgage Provides $140M for New Jersey Community

The refinancing loan will extend the affordability of Parkview Towers, a 688-property owned by LIHC Investment Group in West New York.

Standard Communities Buys Charleston-Area Asset

The $26.3 million transaction expands and preserves the 120-unit property’s affordability.

Herman & Kittle Opens 264-Unit Houston Community

The $38.5 million affordable property offers a mix of one- to three-bedroom units off Texas State Route 8.

BWI Breaks Ground on Indiana Senior Community

Gardant Management Solutions will manage the 130-unit affordable community in Anderson, set to open in fall 2021.