Affordable Housing
Vintage School’s New Assignment: Mixed-Income Community
Vacant since 1980, the 122-year-old school building will be transformed by Pittsburgh’s housing agency into 35 residential units.
Affordable Pittsburgh Asset Receives HUD Loan
Maple Ridge, which was acquired by Telesis Corp. this spring, is a 91-unit Class C rental property located in the East Hills submarket.
JV Pays $150M for Brooklyn Senior Housing Community
Located in Bay Ridge, Shore Hill Housing consists of two interconnected 14-story towers totaling 558 units for low-income senior residents.
Affordable Community Changes Hands in Columbus
The sale of Winchester Lakes involved two loans, one in the amount of $17.7 million and other loan of $3.5 million.
Public Housing Authorities Find Power in Solar
Municipal owners are taking advantage of this viable source of sustainability, jobs, savings and revenue.
Work Begins on Partially Affordable SLC Community
Millcreek Station will encompass 70 units. Of those, 56 will target households with incomes ranging from 25 to 50 percent of the area’s median income.
Affordable Communities in Rural US: A Shrinking Inventory
Insufficient federal funding, low incomes and an aging population are some of the main factors that have contributed to many rural areas’ shortage of affordable housing.
1,000-Unit Affordable Community Breaks Ground in NYC
The development in Brooklyn will be located two blocks from the Coney Island Boardwalk and will include retail and office space.
HTG Opens 100-Unit South FL Affordable Community
Arbor View is a $27 million development in Margate, roughly 18 miles from Fort Lauderdale. The community is restricted to residents 55 years and over.
Top 10 States by Multifamily LEED Certifications
California, Texas and Washington hold the top spots for LEED-certified multifamily properties in the U.S. over the past two years.