Affordable Housing
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.
NYC’s First Co-Living Community Coming to Brooklyn
The creator of the world’s largest co-living community will build a 350,000-square-foot property with flexible accommodations, including affordable housing.
211-Unit Affordable Community Opens in Utah
Wasatch Premier Communities wrapped up construction on Arcadia Apartment Homes in Sandy. The Utah Housing Coalition provided part of the financing needed to complete the project.
Local Developer Adds 70 Units to Seattle Affordable Housing Supply
Lake City’s former Fire Station 39 site has been revitalized as an apartment building dedicated to low-income individuals and families. Rents range from $526 to $1,353.
Community for Homeless Proposed in Albuquerque
A local business alliance plans to construct a campus-style property west of the city with space for approximately 170 people.
Albuquerque Housing for Homeless Opens Doors
The developer broke ground on the new 52-unit building at the city’s largest shelter for homeless people, Joy Junction, in May 2017.










