Affordable Housing

KTGY-designed Affordable Seniors Community Opens in Bay Area

ROEM Corporation has announced that its latest affordable seniors housing development, Camino del Rey, has been completed.

LDG Starts Construction on Houston-Area Affordable Housing

LDG Development has started work on Newport Village, an 80-unit affordable apartment project in the East Texas town of Crosby. The property will offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom units to income-restricted families.

FWHA Transforms Historic Building Into Affordable Housing

The Fort Worth Housing Authority has reopened The Knights of Pythias Lofts, an 18-unit, mixed-income multifamily housing reconstruction development in Fort Worth, Texas, as an affordable housing option for the downtown area.

Meta Housing Begins Work on Long Beach Affordable Housing

Meta Housing has broken ground on Long Beach & 21st Apartments, a 41-unit affordable housing property for seniors aged 55 and over.

TODAY’S DEALS: WNC Closes $48.5M California LIHTC Fund

WNC closes a 714-unit LIHTC fund in California; NAI Capital brokers a 16-unit sale in West Los Angeles; and Grandbridge Real Estate provides $21.15 million financing for an acquisition.

Enterprise Homes Begins Redevelopment of Maryland Apartments

Redevelopment work has started on Locust House Apartments, a 98-unit multifamily property in Westminster, Md., an outer suburb of Baltimore.

MHN Interview: Cynthia Parker, CEO, BRIDGE Housing

With a strong track record in affordable housing development, San Francisco-based BRIDGE Housing decided to take it up a notch. In its 30th year in existence, the Bay Area non-profit announced that it would aim to double the size of its portfolio by 2017.

Greysteel Arranges Sale of Fredericksburg, Va. Community

Greysteel has announced that it has brokered the sale of a 200-unit affordable housing community in Fredericksburg, Va. The transit-oriented community, Townsend Square Apartments, was acquired by Federal Capital Partners for $18.8 million.

Food at Home: Affordable Housing as a Platform to Overcome Nutritional Challenges

Good nutrition and decent affordable housing are vital components of personal health, well-being, educational attainment and positive economic outcomes. However, there are significant accessibility and affordability barriers faced by low-income families that jeopardize stable homes and healthy diets.

MassHousing Awards Grants for Sober Housing Development

The agency MassHousing has awarded two grants totaling $200,000 to two nonprofits to help them develop affordable “sober housing” in separate locations in Massachusetts, Fitchburg and Quincy.