Affordable Housing
Partnership Begins Work on Denver Affordable Housing Project
Gorman & Co., UnitedHealthcare and its partners have broken ground on The Elisabetta, a $27 million development that will include 12,500 square feet of commercial space.
$56M Brooklyn Affordable Housing Opens
Built on a former parking lot, CAMBA Housing Ventures’ 101-unit community was designed to achieve LEED Gold certification.
Adaptive Reuse Sparks Opportunity in Detroit
Developers and investors showed attendees at the 2018 ULI Spring Meeting how they are converting vacant or obsolete properties into new uses to spur further investment in the city.
How Can Religious Institutions Ease the Affordable Housing Crisis
MHN spoke with NHPF Vice President of Acquisitions Frank Cerbini, an expert on faith-based partnerships, and Pastor Michael Eaddy from the People’s Church of the Harvest in Chicago, about this solution on the background of America’s affordable housing shortage.
Stellar Management Launches Brooklyn Luxury Condo
The company’s first solo ground-up development, the 197-unit, eight-story partially affordable OTTO in Brooklyn, will soon welcome its first residents.
Promoting Integration at Mixed-Use, Mixed-Income Communities
Multifamily developers and investors at the 2018 ULI Spring Meeting discussed their solutions and strategies for making mixed-income/mixed-use developments more scalable, as well as the challenges they face along the way.
LGBT-Affirming Senior Housing Community Opens in San Diego
Among the first of its kind in the nation, North Park Seniors includes 76 affordable apartments and 118 market-rate units, as well as shared amenities and on-site supportive services.
Related Cos. Buys $590M AIMCO Affordable Housing Portfolio
The firm purchased and plans to rehabilitate nearly 8,000 units across 51 properties in 16 states.
CAMBA Debuts $100M Brooklyn Affordable Housing
The community is located on NYC Health + Hospitals’ Kings County Campus and includes 293 units, 182 of which are reserved for the formerly homeless.
Are ADUs the Answer to San Francisco’s Affordable Housing Crisis?
While the Bay Area is often referred to as the heart of unaffordability, San Francisco has been working to provide more cost-effective housing by making the planning, permitting and building processes for accessory dwelling units easier.