Hunt Capital Partners (HCP) has announced the closing of a $122.6 million national low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) fund. It is the second multi-investor fund the firm has closed in 2021.
Senior housing development shifts from PRAC to PBRA using RAD in San Diego.
The Miller Roy Building in Monroe, Louisiana, is more than a building. It's a cultural icon. Built in 1929 by two African American doctors, the Miller Roy Building served as an economic hub for Black-owned businesses during an era of racial segregation.
Bayshore Villas in San Juan, Puerto Rico is the first mixed-income development on the island, offering 174 apartments for market-rate, moderate-income, and low-income households.
Affordable Housing Finance announced Preservation Crossing as a finalist in the Historic Rehab category.
After a century of time, a hurricane, a tornado, and a fire, the Old Hattiesburg High School has a new mission. Completed in late 2020, Preservation Crossing realizes the community’s dream of restoring the treasured building. The new development maintains the Victorian brick exterior. Inside, the team has created 56 one- and 18 two-bedroom apartment homes for seniors earning no more than 30% and 60% of the area median income, including units for residents with special needs.
The development carries a $19.7 million price tag. Investor Hunt Capital Partners (HCP) and CDP closed in March on $8.5 million in LIHTC equity for the investment. The enactment in December 2020 of the 4% LIHTC floor was a gift from above in bringing the St. Michael's effort to fruition.
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