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https://lnkd.in/e5r9HAxR I’m proud to announce that our team has won the largest ever award of State Historic Tax Credits for our plan to convert the institute of Notre Dame school complex into 126 seniors affordable apartments, accompanied by a long-term lease with the Caroline Center. This recognition from Gov. Wes Moore and MHT reflects not only the immense historical significance of this 170-year-old local landmark, but also the continued need for housing across all income levels and age groups in our city. This milestone is the culmination of 1.5 years of hard work on refining an intricate design, preservation plans, historical research, and assembling a complex financing stack, which would never have been possible without our partners, Grant Searfoss of Severn Development Co. and Michael Burton's entire team at Urban Design Group, LLC. Though we still have a long road ahead, our team is fully committed to making this important revitalization project a reality for East Baltimore, and are proud that these efforts and the support we’ve been receiving from the community will allow us to save and preserve this building for generations to come. Press Release: https://lnkd.in/eswFx3Fq

📘 New Release Spotlight: "Navigating HUD Programs: A Practitioner's Guide to the Labyrinth, Second Edition" Join us for a detailed webinar on November 21, 2024, at 11 AM CST, featuring insights from the authors behind this essential guide. Adam Norlander (Klein Hornig LLP), Mary Grace Folwell (Ballard Spahr LLP), and the team of Henry Korman (Klein Hornig LLP), and Megan Sylvester (Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs) will discuss their chapters on Community Development, Cross-Cutting Requirements, and Civil Rights, respectively. This publication is crucial for anyone involved in affordable housing, from attorneys to developers, providing advanced knowledge to navigate HUD’s regulatory and financing frameworks effectively. Don’t miss out on acquiring practical tips and deep insights that can advance your practice and understanding of HUD. 🔗 Click here to register for the webinar. https://lnkd.in/ewTEKMZQ  #HUDPrograms #AffordableHousing #LegalExperts #Webinar #BookLaunch #ProfessionalDevelopment #CommunityDevelopment

MHIC is excited to announce the closing of Cheney Homes, a project led by Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation (JPNDC) to address the critical need for affordable senior housing in Jamaica Plain. With $13.9 million in LIHTC equity from our Social Impact Fund, $2 million in loan participation with Eastern Bank, and $500,000 from our Capital Magnet Fund, we are investing in a future where seniors can age in place within their community. Cheney Homes will offer 48 affordable apartments, along with a dedicated facility that provides essential resources and PACE support, fostering a welcoming environment for all residents. This project goes beyond housing; it’s about strengthening an economically diverse, resilient community where seniors thrive and contribute to the rich fabric of Jamaica Plain. A heartfelt thank you to the dedicated team members who made this vision a reality. #AffordableHousing #SeniorLiving #CommunityDevelopment #HousingForAll #SocialImpact #InclusiveCommunities #LIHTC #JPNDC #CapitalMagnetFund #EasternBank #AgingInPlace #EconomicallyDiverse #NonprofitFinancing #CDFI #EquitableHousing #CommunityFinance #ImpactInvestment #SocialEquity #AffordableLiving #NeighborhoodDevelopment #FinancialInclusion #CommunityInvestment #ElderCareHousing #ResilientCommunities #SustainableCommunities #HousingJustice #EmpoweredCommunities

Today, the Affordable Housing Tax Credit Coalition announced Senseny Place in Winchester, VA, is a 2024 recipient of the Charles L. Edson Tax Credit Excellence Award in the Housing for Senior Citizens category. This award recognizes affordable housing initiatives and organizations that have demonstrated impactful use of the Low Income Housing Tax Credit. Thank you to the many dedicated partners who believed in this mission and worked alongside us to make Senseny Place a reality. In a rural area with few housing alternatives, 79 older adults with low incomes now enjoy safe, affordable homes with on-site services that support lifelong learning, wellness, and stability. -St. Paul’s on-the-Hill Episcopal Church for entrusting us with their land -Frederick County and the Winchester community -Truist -U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development -Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development -Virginia Housing -Greenway Engineering Inc. -Morgan-Keller -Winks Snowa Architects #EdsonAwards #LIHTC #HousingCredit

Our Woodhill Station West development in #Cleveland has been voted the best! We are thrilled to receive the 2024 Readers’ Choice Award from Affordable Housing Finance. Woodhill Station West provides affordable housing for 120 families and supported a construction training program for 12 local residents. The entire effort was guided by a neighborhood engagement strategy that included 196 community members. Read more about this transformational development. https://lnkd.in/dh2MMm4D #communitybuilders #affordablehousing #Cleveland #ChoiceNeighborhoods 

RALT is excited to announce the addition of two new members to its Board of Directors: Nicole Heckstall Bennett, AICP and Doruk Onvural. Both individuals bring extensive experience and a deep commitment to supporting equitable and sustainable development in the #Raleigh area. "What excites me about adding these two individuals to the board is their deep experience with affordable housing and with diversity, equity & inclusion efforts. Their backgrounds make a natural fit with RALT and our mission, they are both super-excited to join the board and will be a great help to furthering RALT's mission, " RALT Executive Director, Kevin Campbell shared. For more info about our new RALT board members, please go to our website: https://lnkd.in/eN5sFMVM #AffordableHousing #Equity #RALT

Join us for a fireside chat with Richard Rothstein, author of “The Color of Law,” which exposed discriminatory housing policies. His new book, “Just Action,” co-authored with Leah Rothstein, offers a guide for addressing these injustices and advancing racial equity in housing. Presented by the WCL Fair Housing Law Society & American Constitution Society, the discussion will be led by Brandon Weiss, Senior Associate Dean and a national expert in housing law. Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase copies of both books after the event. Register at: bit.ly/justactionwcl #championwhatmatters