Affordable Housing
Monadnock Breaks Ground on Largest Affordable Community in Long Island City Development
The largest affordable housing community to be developed in New York City in more than 30 years has broken ground at Hunter’s Point South in Long Island City.
Affordable Housing Under Way in Fort Lauderdale
Carlisle Development Group and the Housing Authority of the City of Fort Lauderdale have broken ground on Northwest Gardens, Phases II and IV.
Pennrose and Blue Sea to Redevelop Prospect Plaza
The New York City Housing Authority and New York City Housing Preservation and Development have tapped Pennrose, a multifamily specialist based in Philadelphia, to be a co-developer on Brooklyn’s Prospect Plaza redevelopment.
TRANSCRIPT: Facebook Chat with Donald Capoccia, President, NYSAFAH
The transcript from Donald Capoccia’s, president, New York State Association for Affordable Housing (NYSAFAH), live chat on the MHN Facebook page.
Ground Broken on Affordable Housing in Irvine
Affordable housing specialist Jamboree Housing Corp. has broken ground on the second phase of Doria Apartment Homes in Irvine, Calif.
MHN Interview: Related Affordable on Preserving Affordable Housing
MHN talks to Matthew Finkle, president, Related Affordable, about his new position and his strategy for acquiring and preserving new affordable housing properties.
Join a Live Facebook Chat with Affordable Housing Expert Donald Capoccia on March 8
Donald Capoccia, president of the New York State Association for Affordable Housing will be on the Multi-Housing News Facebook page on Friday, March 8th from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EST to answer all of your questions.
TODAY’S DEALS: TGM Associates Buys 712-Units in Chicago Suburb
TGM Associates buys a 712-unit asset from RREEF; Oak Grove Capital originates five loans in two weeks; and a Southern California LIHTC property sells for $23.4 million.
Loan Secured for Supportive Housing Rehab in NY’s Dutchess County
The renovation of 116 units of supportive housing at Hudson River Lodging has been made possible through a $2.4 million permanent loan.