Affordable Housing
Steele Properties Buys Columbus Affordable Community
The firm has expanded its portfolio with the acquisition of a 112-unit property. The asset will receive more than $44,000 per unit in hard cost rehabilitation.
Michigan Awards LIHTC for 536 Affordable Units
The state selected five projects in Detroit for the federal tax credits, which will support the construction of 235 new units and preserve the affordability of 318 existing units.
Greystar Breaks Ground on First-Ever Portland Project
The multifamily giant is building its first ground-up development, a 182-unit rental community in the Goose Hollow neighborhood of the city.
Affordable Housing Services 2.0: Health & Wellness Programs
Avanath Capital Management’s Alicia Bramble and Ada Arevalo talk about how the shift toward lifestyle services and away from physical amenities is impacting the affordable housing market in the Washington, D.C., area.
NYC Moves Forward on $260M Harlem Project
Empire State Development approved a modified plan along with $4.5 million in grants for the redevelopment project, which will include more than 170 affordable and supportive housing units.
DC Rental Property Commands $37M
Montgomery Housing Partnership acquired the 394-unit affordable housing community in a transaction facilitated by Greysteel.
Energesco, FCP Invest in Energy Efficiency at The Woods at Addison
The project is partially financed through a grant from the Maryland Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Multifamily Energy Efficiency and Housing Affordability Program.
$1B Redevelopment Breaks Ground in Baltimore
The city’s housing authority started the first phase of a six-year plan that will create 1,345 new residential units, as well as a variety of community resources and services.
Wood Partners Breaks Ground on Luxury Portland High-Rise
The upcoming community will incorporate the northern part of the Artists Repertory Theatre building and will also feature ground-floor retail and affordable units.
Public-Private Partnership Kicks Off Durham Project
DHIC, Self-Help and local authorities broke ground on Willard Street Apartments, downtown’s first newly constructed, fully affordable community for households earning 60 percent or less of the area’s median income.