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While the market for new construction of tax-credit deals remains sluggish, some affordable housing lenders are finding success focusing on preservation deals. FULL ARTICLE Affordable housing advocates in California are keeping a close eye on local housing laws this year after a developer won a major victory in his challenge of a Los Angeles plan.
FULL ARTICLE While the market for low-income housing tax credits remains depressed, some big buyers are starting to re-engage the market. Unfortunately, as the tax-credit exchange program gathers steam, many developers are finding that the biggest impediment to breaking ground is finding the debt. FULL ARTICLE Throughout 2009, multifamily borrowers enjoyed sub-6 percent rates from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, as other commercial real estate sectors struggled to find well-priced debt. But if current trends hold up, those rates may be tough to find in 2010.
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Morgan Stanley announced that it is committing $110 million toward financing affordable rental housing across the country. FULL ARTICLE Enterprise Community Investment, Inc. and National Community Fund I, LLC, have closed on a $22.3 million New Markets Tax Credit transaction that will finance the construction of the Harrison Circle Building at the Morris Heights Health Center in the Bronx, N.Y.
FULL ARTICLE Nearly 60 grantees were awarded $2 billion under the Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds, announced the Department of Housing and Urban Development on Jan. 15. FULL ARTICLE Federal officials announced the completion of all transactions under the new state and local Housing Finance Agency Initiative.
FULL ARTICLE In 2008, the Ohio Housing Finance Agency board approved the creation of the Housing Investment Fund to support affordable housing initiatives that do not qualify for existing funding sources. Agency staff developed the idea for the fund after carefully examining the housing needs of the state and how those needs were being met by current programs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Calling All Affordable Housing Developers and Owners Call for Entries HOUSING FINANCE ONLINE SURVEY Construction debt for tax credit deals was hard to obtain in 2009. Affordable Housing Finance wants to know your outlook for construction financing in 2010?
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