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The Top 50 Affordable Housing Developers

AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE • MAY 2008

RANK/(2007 RANK)

COMPANY/CONTACT

ADDRESS/PHONE/WEB AFFORDABLE DEALS 2007 UNIT STARTS/ COMPLETIONS REGION(S) ORGANIZATION TYPE
1/(1)

The NRP Group, LLC
Alan F. Scott, managing member

5309 Transportation Blvd.
Garfield Heights, OH 44125
(216) 475-8900
www.nrpgroup.com

1,765/1,580
National
For-profit
For the second consecutive year, The NRP Group tops the list with the most affordable housing units started in 2007. In addition to remaining active in affordable housing, the company expanded its conventional housing business, establishing a conventional apartment division headquarters in Dallas.
2/(2)

Michaels Development Co.
Robert J. Greer, president

1 E. Stow Road
P.O. Box 994
Marlton, NJ 08053
(856) 596-3008
www.michaelsdevelopmentcompany.com

1,689/1,417
National
For-profit
The owner of 40,000 affordable housing units, the Michaels Development Co. started four low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) or tax-exempt bond developments and completed three others in 2007.
3/34

The Park Cos.
Cliff Bates, director of acquisitions

P.O. Box 741
Jackson, MS 39205
(601) 321-7600
www.theparkcompanies.com

1,316/418
South Central
For-profit
The Park Cos. started five affordable housing projects in 2006 and has plans to start eight in 2007. It received reservations for more than $100 million in housing tax credits in 2006. It will be active in rebuilding the Gulf Coast.
4/new

Pedcor Investments, LLC
Phillip J. Stoffregen, chief operating officer and executive vice president

One Pedcor Square, 770 Third Ave., S.W.; Carmel, IN 46032
(317) 587-0343
www.pedcorcompanies.com

1,282/838
Midwest, South Central, Southeast, West
For-profit
Pedcor is a primarily suburban fringe developer of affordable housing. It refinanced 30 tax-exempt bond-funded transactions under a $160 million bond pool with a large national bank in 2007.
5/new

San Antonio Housing Authority
Gavino Ramos, director of corporate relations

818 S. Flores; San Antonio, TX 78204
(210) 477-6123
www.saha.org

1,255/1,204
San Antonio
Public housing agency
The housing authority started seven new LIHTC or bond projects in 2007 and has more than $250 million in new construction projects in the works.
6/6

Carlisle Development Group
Matthew Greer, CEO

2950 S.W. 27th Ave., Suite 200
Miami, FL 33133
(305) 476-8118
www.carlisledevelopmentgroup.com

1,223/781
Florida
For-profit
>>Carlisle Development Group closed on $300 million in new developments in Florida and commenced construction on the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-certified affordable housing development in the state in 2007. The company also surpassed 5,000 stabilized units under ownership.
7/9

National Church Residences
Thomas W. Slemmer, president & CEO

2335 N. Bank Drive
Columbus, OH 43220
(614) 451-2151
www.ncr.org

1,200/1,200
National
Nonprofit
National Church Residences is one of the nation’s largest nonprofit providers of affordable seniors housing. In 2007, NCR opened a new development office in Atlanta that will allow the organization to focus on development in the Southeast.
8/new

Apartment Investment and Management Co.
Jeff Kimes, senior vice president, affordable housing

4582 S. Ulster St.; Denver, CO 80237
(303) 691-4440
www.aimco.com

1,160/151
National
Nonprofit
One of the nation’s largest owners and operators of apartment communities, Aimco has a significant affordable housing portfolio that includes Sec. 8, rural, and LIHTC developments.
9/new

Bridge Housing
Carol Galante, president and CEO

345 Spear St., Suite 700; San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 989-1111
www.bridgehousing.com

1,133/785
California
Nonprofit
BRIDGE Housing, one of the leading nonprofit housing developers in California, started five LIHTC projects with 616 units and another 517 affordable homeownership units in 2007. It also established a Los Angeles office.
10/(3)

Mercy Housing
Dick Banks, chief operating officer

1999 Broadway, Suite 1000
Denver, CO 80202
(303) 830-3300
www.mercyhousing.org

951/839
National
Nonprofit
Mercy Housing has more than 8,000 homes in some phase of development, totaling $1.2 billion of real estate in its pipeline over the next three years. The organization recently launched its National Supportive Housing Initiative, with the goal to preserve or create 10,000 units of supportive housing over the next 10 years.
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