Affordable Housing

Southwest Village

NV Affordable Community Sells for $35M

A New York City-based firm acquired the 332-unit Southwest Village property from PacifiCap Properties. The asset last changed ownership in 2006.

NYC Firm Awarded $70M to Build Modular Housing Community

Thorobird Cos., in a partnership with Bangladeshi American Community Development & Youth Services, will develop a 167-unit affordable property in Brooklyn.

Freddie Mac, NEF Launch New LIHTC Fund

The fund’s first three investments in Houston and Los Angeles total more than $60 million and come several months after Freddie Mac re-entered the LIHTC market.

Affordable Property Opens in Southern WI

Royal Capital Group owns the 94-unit community in Madison. UnitedHealthcare and WHEDA invested a combined $16.4 million in the six-building project.

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JV Opens Brooklyn Affordable Housing

Developed by RAL Development Services and Oliver’s Realty Group, in partnership with Brooklyn Bridge Park, the 15-story building features 140 units.

The Making of Affordable Charlotte

Ally Financial, Bank of America and Barings, three of Charlotte’s largest financial corporations, are the latest organizations to join efforts to create more affordable housing in the booming metro.

New Affordable Housing Slated for Midtown Manhattan

New York City has tapped several development firms to build 260 affordable apartments on two city-owned sites in the Clinton/Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood.

Affordable VA Community Commands $10M

Community Preservation Partners intends to renovate Royal Arms, a 144-unit property in Front Royal. The deal marks the rehabilitation company’s second affordable housing purchase in the state.

MA Senior Housing Asset Extends Affordability With $45M Refi

Non-profit B’nai B’rith Housing intends to execute a capital improvement program on 200 units at Covenant House in Brighton and ensure rental affordability for the next three decades.