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Greystone Secures $117M for Affordable Rehab
WWJ has acquired a portfolio of 44 affordable housing properties in the state of Georgia. The deal was overseen by Greystone, working with National and State USDA Rural Development, the Athens Housing Authority, Georgia Department of Community Affairs and Fannie Mae to secure the funds necessary to acquire and rehabilitate the portfolio.
South 18 September 2013 18:49 -
Arker Cos. Acquires Affordable Apartments on Staten Island for $27M
Two affordable housing properties in the New York borough of Staten Island have traded hands for a combined total of $27 million.
Northeast 09 September 2013 19:13 -
Isalia Honored for Rehab Work
The City of Boston has named Isalia Property Group as an “exemplary property developer and manager in 2013.” The company was so honored for its work over the last two years rehabilitating a variety of properties in the Boston area, some of which were previously cited as problem properties by the Mayor’s Problem Properties Task Force.
Northeast 04 September 2013 18:55 -
McShane Construction Company Completes Renovation of Affordable Apartments in Chicago Neighborhood
McShane Construction Company has completed the comprehensive rehabilitation and renovation of the Borinquen Bella Apartments, located in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood, on behalf of the Latin United Community Housing Association.
Midwest 22 August 2013 16:34 -
Affordable Public Housing Breaks Ground at Katrina-Marred Site
This week marked the start of yet another project that will erase some of the damage left behind by Hurricane Katrina.
New Orleans 19 August 2013 16:33 -
Pangea Properties Provides Free Wireless to Underserved Chicago Neighborhoods
The City of Chicago enacted the Wireless Internet Zones initiative to bring free Wi-Fi to new areas of the city, but many of those hotspots are pinpointed downtown, at locations such as parks or the beach.
Midwest 15 August 2013 19:57 -
Three Detroit-area Companies Receive MEDC Incentives, Expected to Invest $10.8 Million in the Region
he Michigan Economic Development Company (MEDC) announced last week that it has awarded $1.06 million in Business Development and Community Revitalization program incentives to three Detroit-area companies that plan to expand in the Southeast Michigan.
Detroit 15 August 2013 19:34