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 The growth of “socially responsible” investing means tax credit developers can expect higher scores and more institutional support.

Public housing has come a long way since Liberty Square was built in the late 1930s in Miami.

As I write this column for our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) themed issue, it is a rainy April day, in a month all about increasing awareness of and for our environment.

These days, it seems every commercial real estate investor is talking about Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and impact investing.

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing and lending is one of the hottest and most cutting-edge topics in the world of affordable housing finance.

There is going to be a lot going on at 192 Shoreline, a new affordable housing development in the Washington community of Shoreline, in the northern suburbs of Seattle.

From dramatic increases in the volume of Low Income Housing Tax Credits to gains in the Housing Trust Fund, the Biden administration’s 2023 federal budget proposal includes some massive gains for affordable housing, but the fate of these increases is unclear and may not be determined until after a new Congress is seated in 2023.

Although virtue may be its own reward, try telling that to a nonprofit’s chief financial officer.

Tax Credit Advisor interviewed John Moran, chief executive officer, and Glendon Steady, chief operations officer, about the pandemic’s effect on supply chains and project costs and the current state of affairs of contract language.

Affordable Across America

Affordable Across America

Affordable Across America