Affordable Housing
Barratt Developments Announces $396 Million Affordable Housing Regeneration Project in England
Barratt Developments, one of the largest house builders in England, has landed one of the most sought after housing-led redevelopment opportunities in the London boroughs.
HUD Study Finds Most LIHTC Properties Still Affordable
A new report by HUD has found that after an initial 15-year required “affordability period,” most Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Program properties remain affordable.
LEED-Certified Affordable Community Breaks Ground in N.J.
Construction has commenced on Laurel Oaks, an income-restricted 94-unit apartment community from Barnegat, N.J.-based residential real estate developer Walters Homes.
Omni Housing Development Revitalizes Sustainable Affordable Community
Omni Housing Development has nearly completed Phase 1 of the redevelopment on an affordable housing community in Rome, N.Y., called Liberty Gardens. In addition, the community is designed to be sustainable.
Denver’s TOD Fund Helps Finance New Affordable Housing
The Evans Light Rail Station on Denver’s south side is the site of a new affordable housing community being developed by Denver-based Urban Land Conservancy and Medici Communities.
TODAY'S DEALS: ZOM, Northwestern Mutual Break Ground in Florida
A joint venture breaks ground in Palm Beach County; Greystone Funding Corp. originates $73.7 million for two affordable assets in New York; and Alliant Capital converts the interest rate of a $5.86 million ARM to 3.99 percent.
Nonprofits Acquire LA Affordable TOD Property
Nonprofit affordable housing developer Abode Communities and Trust South LA, a community land trust, have acquired Rolland Curtis Gardens on West 38th Street in Los Angeles.
AMCAL to Develop Two L.A. Affordable Housing Communities with Help from TCAC Funds
AMCAL Multi-Housing is building two new apartment developments in the Los Angeles area with funding assistance from the California Tax Credit Allocation Committee.
MHN Interview: CEO of CDT Discusses the State of Capital for Affordable Housing
The Community Development Trust recently was awarded $1.45 million from the Community Development Institutions Fund (CDIF) to preserve affordable housing. MHN talks to Joe Reilly, president and CEO of CDT about this award, as well as the state of capital for affordable housing across the country.
TODAY'S DEALS: Archstone Partnership Acquires Boston-area Asset for $94.3M
Archstone buys a Boston-area apartment; National Health Investors completes a $25.2 million purchase of a senior living campus; and Greystone provides a $21 million refinancing for an affordable housing asset in Connecticut.