Affordable Housing

New Affordable Housing Project Coming to South Reno

GreenStreet Cos. and Vintage Housing are about to break ground on a 360-unit community dedicated to families earning at or below 60 percent of the area’s median income.

CBRE Secures $27M for Former MA Chocolate Factory

The historic building close to downtown Mansfield is being redeveloped into a mixed-income, mixed-use property that will contain 130 units.

Trammell Crow Breaks Ground on Metro Denver Mixed-Use Project

The Boulder development will include 250 market-rate apartments, 85 affordable units and retail space. A partnership between Allison Management and Koelbel and Co. will develop and own the affordable segment.

SunTrust Community Capital Provides $11M for DC Senior Housing

The 80-unit Abrams Hall Senior Apartments is the residential component of The Parks at Walter Reed, a 66-acre redevelopment of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Campus.

YES Housing Launches Affordable Development in ABQ

Plans for the mixed-use project—anticipated to open in 2020—call for 88 apartments and between 80,000 and 90,000 square feet of retail.

Another Affordable Property Opens in ABQ

Sterling Downtown is the first WELL-registered multifamily property in the Southwest. The property was designed to achieve LEED Platinum certification.

Affordable Albuquerque Community Opens Doors

The Village at Avalon, containing 240 units, broke ground in early 2016. GSL Properties utilized nearly $20 million in revenue bonds to finance construction.

Sarah Garland, director, CBRE

CBRE Hires Affordable Housing Expert

In her new role as director & industry specialist, Sarah Garland will support origination of affordable and workforce housing debt financing.

CA Affordable Senior Housing Lands $20M Refi

Located 10 miles east of central L.A., the 189-unit Beverly Towers provides housing for tenants 62 and older, with incomes less than 80 percent of median income.

How Bellwether Closed a Record Section 538 Deal

The Enterprise Community Investment subsidiary facilitated a $19.6 million loan for a mixed-income community in Royse City, Texas. The team that arranged the financing touches on the difficulties along the way and the affordable housing crisis in the state’s rural areas.