Affordable Housing
CIS to Redevelop Distressed Apartments into Affordable Units
Community Investment Strategies has partnered with the township of North Brunswick to redevelop the distressed Oak Leaf Village Apartments into 183 new affordable apartment rental units.
Affordable Housing Crisis in Sacramento
In California’s Sacramento County, 54 percent of renters can’t afford to rent a typical two-bedroom apartment.
Sacramento County Facing Affordable Housing Crisis
According to “Out of Reach 2012,” a National Low Income Housing Coalition report, 54 percent of renters in California’s Sacramento County can’t afford to rent a typical two-bedroom apartment.
N.C. Affordable Seniors Housing Gets $3.75M Construction Loan
Ardsley Commons, an affordable apartment development for seniors in Locust, N.C., has obtained a $3.75 million construction loan.
WNC & Associates Opens Affordable Housing Unit in Claremont
Courier Place Apartment Homes, a 75-unit affordable housing complex for seniors and families, opened in Claremont, Calif., thanks to a partnership between WNC & Associates Inc. and Jamboree Housing Corporation.
Noted Affordable Housing Architect Passes Away
Peter MacKenzie AIA, 50, died March 21, 2012, at Stanford Medical Center, surrounded in the comfort and love of his wife, Nina, and their only child, Paige Josephine, 18.
Construction Completed on Woodside Oaks
Woodside Oaks, a new Miami-based affordable apartment community designed by Forum Architecture & Interior Design Inc., has just completed construction.
New Affordable Housing for California Seniors
AMCAL Multi-Housing recently announced the grand opening of their Montecito Terraces community, an affordable housing development for low-income seniors in the San Fernando Valley.
PROFILE: Carrfour Supportive Housing
There continues to be much need for the type of supportive individual and family housing being developed by Carrfour.
TODAY'S DEALS: Related, Shoma Buy 48 Acres for Mixed-Use Development
The Related Group and Shoma Group buy land for a mixed-use development; Boston Capital closes an affordable seniors housing construction loan; and George Smith Partners clinches a $1.5 million acquisition financing at 90 percent LTC.