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Hunt Companies, inc.
Carolyn Baker
Senior Vice President –
Corporate Communications
carolyn.baker@huntcompanies.com
15910 Ventura Blvd #1100,
Encino, CA 91436
November 12, 2024
ConnectCRE - Dallas Cabana Hotel Switch to Apartments Underway
The property was originally developed in 1962 by Las Vegas hotelier Jay Sarno as the Cabana Motor Court Hotel. In its heyday, celebrities like The Beatles and Led Zeppelin visited it. A young Raquel Welch worked as a...
November 12, 2024
Panama City News Herald - New Affordable Housing Complex Opens in Panama City Beach
Tupelo Park Apartments officially opened Thursday near the Bahama Beach neighborhood.
November 8, 2024
WKRG News 5 - The Paces Foundation Officially Opens Tupelo Park Apartments
“I am honored to join Tupelo Park Apartments in celebrating your grand opening. Thank you for your work to continue Florida’s economic growth and create opportunities for families across the state,” said...
October 31, 2024
The Real Deal - Rock 'n' Roll Hotel's $55M Adaptive Reuse Brings Affordable Apartments
Sycamore Development and Hunt Capital Partners project will reserve 40 percent of apartment units for affordable housing.
October 30, 2024
Candys Dirt - How Sycamore Strategies Saved the Historic Cabana Hotel in Dallas' Design District
The Cabana Hotel has earned its spot in Dallas folklore. The Beatles and Led Zeppelin crashed there. Raquel Welch worked as a cocktail waitress there. It was modeled after Caesar’s Palace and did a little...
October 30, 2024
Bisnow - Former Dallas Hotel That Hosted Beatles, Hendrix and Zeppelin Becomes Affordable Housing
It may not be one of the Houses of the Holy that Led Zeppelin wrote about for its 1973 album of the same name. But the hotel that once housed the powerhouse band and a plethora of other rock...
October 16, 2024
Affordable Housing Finance - Southern California Development Poised for Expansion
With LIHTC financing from Hunt Capital Partners, developers will enhance the senior housing community in Sylmar.
September 30, 2024
Crain's Grand Rapids Business - 'Sorely Needed' Up North Housing Project Resumes After Securing Crucial Funding
A long-awaited Up North tribal-led affordable housing project that paused for lack of funding is back under construction after completing a $13 million equity raise.