Multifamily news in Affordable Housing - Washington DC
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Fully Affordable Community to Open Near Washington, DC
AHC Inc. broke ground on the 113-unit project in Alexandria, Va., in 2019.
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Starwood REIT Buys $645M of Affordable Housing
The trust managed by Starwood REIT Advisors has acquired two portfolios totaling 4,618 units in the Mid-Atlantic and Sunbelt regions.
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MidAtlantic Realty JV Lands $47M for Washington, DC Apartments
The project will be part of the first phase of a $700 million mixed-use, mixed-income NoMa redevelopment.
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Standard Communities Names Mid-Atlantic Managing Director
Matt Sislen joins the company from Audubon Enterprises, an affordable housing advisory firm he co-founded in 2012.
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Partially Affordable Community Opens in Metro Washington, DC
RST Development broke ground on the 70-unit project in the fall of 2018, having multiple financing sources.
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DC Affordable Community Achieves LEED Gold
WC Smith delivered the 58-unit Anacostia property late last year, following 15 months of construction.
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Affordable DC Community Receives $67M in Financing
The building’s residents will use the loan to purchase and rehabilitate the 358-unit property in Ward 8.
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Veterans Affordable Community Underway in Northern Virginia
The $80 million project is slated for a 2022 completion.
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Alexandria Housing Buys Virginia Community for $106M
JBG SMITH will serve as the property manager for the apartments located near Amazon's HQ2.
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Hines Acquires Newly Constructed Virginia Community
Developed in an undersupplied submarket of Washington, D.C., The Emerson features a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments for a total of 355 units.
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Hunt Capital Partners, Pennrose Expand Affordable Housing Project
The companies have secured $4.5 million in financing to build 55 senior living units as part of the second phase of the Residences at Glenarden Hills development in Lanham, Md.
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Greysteel Brokers Sale of DC Affordable Senior Community
President & CEO Ari Firoozabadi and Director Henry Mathies acted on behalf of the seller and also procured the buyer of the 60-unit building.
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An Insider’s View on DC’s Affordable Housing Market
MidCity Vice President & General Counsel Madi Ford shares insights on the challenges of building communities for the low- and middle-income residents and also discusses the company’s strategy to address the metro’s affordable housing shortage.
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Washington, DC Project Goes Old School
The transformation of the 132-year-old Grimke School will feature residences, office space, retail and a new home for the African-American Civil War Museum.
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Bold Answers for Local Housing Challenges
The Urban Institute and Fannie Mae gathered advocates, local officials and private institutions to discuss big ideas at a conference in Washington, D.C.