Construction at Nelsonville School Commons is one-third complete to adapt the historic Nelsonville High School Complex into 33 one- and two-bedroom modern and affordable apartment homes.
Ryan joined Cinnaire in 2011 as an Asset Manager.
Cinnaire received a ranking of #36 on the top 50 Best Nonprofits overall and #20 on the Best Medium Nonprofits (50-249 employees).
Priya comes to VOA from HUD’s Office of Multifamily Housing Programs where her last role was as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Multifamily Housing.
Vincent Bennett recently published an article at TheHill.com outlining how the Trump Administration can fulfill its promise of creating opportunity for America’s inner cities through successful leverage of public-private partnerships through programs like the Choice Neighborhood Initiative and Low Income Housing Tax Credit.
Candeur Group is pleased to announce they have closed a $17M Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Equity Investment in a 132-unit property located in Los Angeles County, California.
NPR recently featured The Community Builders CEO Bart Mitchell as well as Boston Capital Vice President David Gasson in a piece examining the LIHTC and how it has been affected by uncertainty in the equity market.
CBRE Group, Inc. announces that Blake Ilgenfritz has joined CBRE Affordable Housing team as vice president of Debt & Structure Finance. Mr. Ilgenfritz will manage transactions from engagement to closing utilizing his extensive knowledge of Freddie Mac TAH, Fannie Mae MAH, and FHA loan programs.
22 new hires to bolster company’s regional growth to further meet increasing investor demand.
When Dan Paquet raised an American flag at the dilapidatedPortland School building last fall, it was a symbol of an exciting new era for the historic property in Portland, MI. Paquet’s employer, The Woda Group, Inc., was preparing to begin a $7.42 million historic renovation adapting the 1919 school building into 29 modern, high-quality apartments, […]
Beacon Communities LLC is using $42.5 million in MassHousing financing and other funding sources to refinance the 161-unit Quincy Tower at 5 Oak St. West in Chinatown for low-income senior citizens and complete nearly $12 million in property upgrades.
Brian has served as Gorman & Company’s Arizona Market President for the past eight years.