Affordable Housing
Partnership Debuts Affordable Housing Revamp in Vegas
Community Development Partners and BLVD Capital have opened Baltimore Gardens and Cleveland Gardens, two communities totaling 201 units. All apartments are restricted to low-income households.
FOURMIDABLE Expands Ohio Management Portfolio
The Village at Arlington I & II is located in Youngstown and comprises 120 affordable units, a playground and a computer center.
HighBridge to Develop 708-Bed Community Near UC Davis
The company obtained approval for the construction of Lincoln40, a 130-unit California community, slated for a 2020 completion.
Affirmed Housing Breaks Ground on San Jose Community
The project will be developed for formerly homeless individuals and include a temporary housing section, which will accommodate 20 people waiting for permanent housing.
Community Preservation Partners Buys Richmond Affordable Community
The company plans to rebrand the 216-unit Midlothian Village Apartments as The Belt Atlantic and invest $9.7 million into the property’s renovation.
Affordable Senior Community in TX Lands $6M Refi
Love Funding has provided the FHA loan for the refinancing and rehabilitation of the 156-unit affordable community in Texarkana, which is restricted to tenants 55 and over.
Central FL Affordable Community Opens Doors
The fully leased, 104-unit development contains a mix of one- to three-bedroom apartments, and future plans are in the works to construct 92 more units next year.
JV to Develop 175-Unit Affordable Property in Upper Manhattan
Community League of the Heights, Ranger Properties, Alembic Community Development and the Children’s Village will build The Eliza, a fully affordable community that will include a renewed Inwood Library.
WinnCos. Completes Largest DC Community Solar Project
The District’s Department of Energy and Environment awarded the firm a grant from its Solar for All program, which the company used to install a 651 kW rooftop facility at Atlantic Terrace Gardens.
Economists See Clouds in the Silver Lining
Although the immediate state of the economy is healthy, experts discussed tax reform’s potentially negative impact on housing and the U.S.’s overall fiscal future at the National Association of Business Economists (NABE) annual policy conference in Washington, D.C., last week.