Affordable Housing
Affordable Miami Lakes Property Lands $24M Refi
Greystone provided the HUD-insured loan for Country Club Villas II. The Federal Housing Administration financing replaces a previous $22 million Fannie Mae mortgage.
Freddie Mac Closes LIHTC Fund with Hudson Housing Capital
The fund’s first investment comes in the form of a $17.5 million LIHTC equity for Lord Road Apartments, which will provide 324 low-income units in San Antonio.
JV Acquires NYC Portfolio for $60 Million
Greystone provided $45 million in bridge financing for the three buildings located in Washington Heights, Morningside Heights and West Harlem.
Affordable Senior Community Breaks Ground in NJ
The new rental community will feature 54 one-bedroom apartments for seniors aged 62 and older, with five units set aside for formerly homeless senior residents.
SC Affordable Housing Portfolio Gets $77M Upgrade
Greystone Affordable Development, Boyd Management Inc. and portfolio owner WWJ, LLC worked together with public and private partners to secure the tax-exempt bond transaction for the complete rehabilitation of 18 multifamily properties across the state.
Chicago’s Rogers Park Gets New Affordable Housing
Walsh Construction and the Chicago Housing Authority broke ground on a 54-unit community located on a vacant lot which hosted the former Adelphi Theater.
SoCal Affordable Community Changes Hands
The 60-unit fully affordable property fetched a price tag of $3 million, with the buyer landing $2.7 million in acquisition financing.
Standard Communities Nabs Affordable RI Asset
Following the acquisition, the company intends to perform an extensive rehabilitation of the 106-unit Curtis Arms Apartments in Providence.
Boston-Area Community Preserves Affordability for Next 40 Years
Asian Community Development Corp. purchased the Martensen Village in Quincy, mass. The new owner acquired the property under a state law that prevents it from being sold and converted into a market-rate community.
KeyBank Provides $39M Loan for Historic Cleveland Community
The financing comprises three different types of loans, which will contribute to the redevelopment and preservation of Commodore Apartments, a 198-unit property.