Affordable Housing
Maryland Affordable Housing Completes Redevelopment
The redevelopment of the 100-unit Harper House in Columbia, Md., has been completed, according to Enterprise Home, which held a grand re-opening ceremony recently to mark the occasion.
Green Affordable Apartments Open Fully Leased in South Florida
The Pinnacle at Avery Glen, an affordable apartment property in the Broward County town of Sunrise, has opened completely occupied.
Affordable Seniors Housing Opens in Riverside
Vintage at Snowberry Apartment Homes, an affordable seniors housing project, has opened fully leased.
Affordable Seniors Housing Opens in Riverside
The 224-unit Vintage at Snowberry Apartment Homes, an affordable seniors housing project in Riverside, has opened fully leased.
MHN Interview: Affordable Housing Gets Some 'Southern Charm'
Milton Prat, senior vice president, The Michaels Organization, speaks to MHN about their new affordable housing community in Montgomery, Ala.
Team Approach Taken for Bronx Affordable Housing Development
In a collaborative effort, Enterprise, The New York City Housing Authority, Bronx Pro Group, New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, and Services for the UnderServed are constructing a 49-unit green supportive housing development.
Property Combines Green, Affordable Features
NGHA recently completed Village Green, a public housing project designed with an unusually large number of sustainable features.
Northwest Georgia Property Combines Green, Affordable Features
The Northwest Georgia Housing Authority recently completed Village Green, a 10-unit public housing project designed with an unusually large number of sustainable features for an affordable property.
Boston Capital Invests in Affordable Housing in Upstate New York
A 72-unit multifamily development designed for families in Dryden, N.Y., will benefit from construction financing provided by Boston Capital.
Habitat for Humanity to Rehab Three Brooklyn Properties
Enterprise Community Partners and Habitat for Humanity New York City have closed on a $2.9 million loan that will enable Habitat-NYC to acquire and rehabilitate three distressed multifamily buildings in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn.