Affordable Housing Owners Work to Meet the Needs of Seniors During COVID-19
Article from Affordable Housing Finance
When developers partner with NAHT, they immediately understand the reasons for our reputation as a high-quality, service-oriented equity syndicator.
NAHT has decades of experience in identifying, securing, and managing Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) equity. We ensure timely returns and community impact for our investor partners.
When developers partner with NAHT, they immediately understand the reasons for our reputation as a high-quality, service-oriented equity syndicator.
NAHT has decades of experience in identifying, securing, and managing Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) equity. We ensure timely returns and community impact for our investor partners.
Article from Affordable Housing Finance
New York Times article featuring BRIDGE Housing’s CEO Cynthia Parker, discussing BRIDGE Housing’s approach during this difficult time for residents and real estate owners.
Article from Multifamily Executive
Industry leaders highlight challenges and deals that near closing.
Read about a high wall of rules and regulations which make it difficult to create affordable housing in suburban areas on Affordable Housing Finance
Freetown Village to Acquire Huge Makeover and Receive 36 New Apartments
Abbey Church Village in Columbus, Ohio, has undergone an $8 million renovation. The community owned by National Church Residences is one of six affordable housing developments taking part in the Strong Families Fund, an initiative the provides funding for resident service coordination.
National Church Residences is holding an event at 3 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 19, at Abbey Church Village to celebrate the completion of its $8 million renovation and the introduction of full-time services to help families link to services.
Senior Housing Wins 23rd Annual Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Award from Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition in Washington, D.C.
Stewards of Affordable Housing for the Future, NAHT’s sole member, and Make Room co-authored an Op-Ed on United Way’s recently released report ALICE report. United Way’s ALICE Report provides a comprehensive look at working families who are struggling financially in 13 states, and found that at least 31 percent of households in each state could not afford basic needs such as housing, child care, food, health care, and transportation in 2014. Read the Op-Ed here.