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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.

The chronically under-serviced and isolated Sunnydale neighborhood is on the cusp of a long-awaited rejuvenation following a San Francisco Board of Supervisors’ vote authorizing the phased redevelopment of the Sunnydale public housing site. The existing 778 public housing units will be replaced in phases with up to 1,700 units of mixed-income housing, ranging from very low to market rate.

Nixon Peabody is excited to announce that tax credit finance and syndication partner Andrew S. Potts has returned to the firm’s Washington DC office after a 24-month sabbatical.

Willoughbeach Terrace has earned LEED Gold Certification from the US Green Building Council (USGBC). Willoughbeach Terrace is a new 50-unit affordable senior community located on the waterfront of Lake Erie in Willowick, OH, about 17 miles northwest of Cleveland.

Senior citizens living in four affordable housing communities in Boston, Framingham, Newton and New Bedford will see the preservation of affordability and extensive property renovations as a result of $102.7 million in MassHousing financing.

Courtyard at Riverview in Philadelphia required a $31.75M FHA Section 221(d)(4) loan and $39.73M of tax-exempt bonds for the rehabilitation of Courtyard at Riverview in Philadelphia, PA.

Ms. Perry brings over 20 years of experience overseeing a diversified portfolio of mixed use properties.

It is one of the first affordable housing developments in the area projected to earn the LEED Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council.

The project was made possible with state housing tax credits as well as historic tax credits.