Member News

WinnCompanies announced the appointment of Ethan Ceplikas as general counsel, succeeding Dan Willert, who is retiring later this year after serving 13 years in the position.

Tiber Hudson LLC announced the promotion of Lauren M. Marcus to the position of partner with the Washington, DC-based law firm.

Dominium announced the resyndication of Oaks at St. John, a 160-unit family property in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL.

Cruz Companies announced several strategic promotions and new hires, including Justin Cruz, who is elevated to the role of chief operating officer across all three Cruz Companies corporate divisions.

Conifer Realty, LLC (Conifer) and Community Preservation Partners (CPP), announced the planned renovation of Andrews Terrace, an iconic 526-apartment building complex on Rochester’s waterfront for senior (62+) and disabled residents (and their families).

USA Properties Fund and Northwest Housing Alternatives announced that they are partnering on their second affordable apartment community in the Portland region.

Dominium announced plans to use the land in Glendale, Arizona (6504 North 67th Avenue) to build 67 Flats and Juniper Square, a new high-quality housing community for low-income families.

Klein Hornig LLP announced that A. Ross Pini and Mark R. Stokely have been named Partners of the Firm effective January 1. 

The National Preservation Awards are presented annually at the PastForward conference to individuals, nonprofit organizations, public agencies, and corporations whose skill and determination have given new meaning to their communities through preservation and sustainability.

Applegate & Thorne-Thomsen announced that Bennett Applegate, Jr., Ryan Hatten and Jolyn Heun have joined the partnership effective January.  

Cinnaire announced the closing of two LIHTC funds totaling $193 million. These multi-investor funds will support the creation of preservation of 1,849 affordable homes across 22 projects in nine states.

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) constitute a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the multifamily affordable housing market to access federal funds for green solutions.