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.
Lancaster Pollard’s housing group has announced that Adam Diehl will expand his territory in the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions to cover a total of nine states. Diehl was promoted to vice president in early 2016.
Metz will be responsible for originating and overseeing new project development, financing and acquisitions.
The $204,701,800 in capital represents a variety of financing platforms, including Agency loans, debt placement with national banks, and mezzanine financing for both acquisition, refinancing and new construction of 1,699 total seniors housing and multifamily units.
Enterprise Advisors will partner with PHAs, offering a range of organizational, programmatic, technical assistance and financial services
The Massachusetts-based tax credit advisory firm’s recent investor tax credit fund includes the largest solar array in New Hampshire.
The project required a multi-tiered source of financing, which included $3.6M in Federal Historic Tax Credits, $15M in Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits, a $6M FHA loan, a renewal of Section 8 rental subsidy, $500K Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis Affordable Housing Program Funds and vacant city owned property that was utilized for secure parking.
The Council for Affordable Rural Housing (CARH) named Katherine M. Alitz, a Senior Vice President of Boston Capital, as the 2016 Member of the Year.