Affordable Housing

MHN Interview: How $1B Will Affect Affordable Housing in New York State

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently committed $1 billion to the House New York program. MHN speaks to Donald Capoccia, president, New York State Association for Affordable Housing, about what this government investment will mean for the future of affordable housing in New York.

Rehab Complete on Suburban Dallas Affordable Property

Work has been completed on the extensive renovation of Britain Way, a 168-unit affordable multifamily property in Irvine that was originally built a half century ago.

TODAY’S DEALS: NorthMarq Arranges $63.9M Fannie Mae Loan with Prepayment Reduction

NorthMarq arranges a $63.9 million loan through its affiliate AmeriSphere Multifamily Finance; Venture West arranges $20.2 million in acquisition loans; and Vitus Group buys a Section 8 asset in Portland.

Baptist Gardens Opens in Atlanta

Residents have started moving to Baptist Gardens, an affordable seniors housing property in Atlanta.

MSHDA to Build New Senior Development in Michigan Suburb

Michigan State Housing Development Authority will open The Lake Pointe Apartments, a planned $4.2 million affordable housing development for seniors in downtown Hart, Mich.

TODAY’S DEALS: Bernards, Aimco Break Ground on $140M Calif. Redevelopment

Bernards breaks ground on Aimco’s massive Venice redevelopment; Passco Companies completes its second Class A buy in two weeks; and Lucent Capital arranges $9.9 million for the acquisition and re-entitlement of a Platinum Triangle development site.

TODAY’S DEALS: Rambleside Acquires 586-Unit Asset in Charlotte

ARA brokers the sale of a 586-unit asset in Charlotte; Boston Capital closes a tax credit fund encompassing 22 affordable properties; and Aries Capital helps an owner secure financing for a fractured condo/apartment community.

“The Future of Zone A”: A Panel Discussion on Climate Change Adaptability

As the effects of climate change continue to make themselves known around the globe, New York City has become all too familiar with this new and devastating phenomenon.

The Community Preservation Corporation Announces New Board Members

he Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), a non-profit lender for affordable housing throughout New York State, announced today the election of three new affordable housing career leaders to the CPC Board.

Bay Area’s Candlestick Heights to Offer Crucial Affordable Housing

Financing is in place for acquisition and development of Candlestick Heights, a 196-unit affordable rental community just to the west of Candlestick Park in San Francisco.