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Starwood REIT Acquires Two Affordable Housing Portfolios
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Starwood REIT Acquires Two Affordable Housing Portfolios
By Christine Serlin

The acquisition includes 32 communities with over 4,600 units in the Mid-Atlantic... More

Tags: Jacksonville, FL, Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord, NC-SC, Affordable Housing, Acquisition-Rehab, Return on Investment
Textile Mill Brought Back to Life in Graham, N.C.
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Textile Mill Brought Back to Life in Graham, N.C.
By Christine Serlin

Cohen-Esrey, Third Wave Housing pair federal historic credits and 4% LIHTCs with... More

Tags: LIHTC, Tax Credits, North Carolina, Cohen-Esrey, Adaptive Reuse
Avanath Acquires Properties in Florida, North Carolina
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Avanath Acquires 553 Units .

The deal adds more than 500 units to the firm's portfolio. More

Tags: Workforce, Orlando-Kissimmee, FL, North Carolina, Avanath Capital Management, Florida
Shelburne Joins Novogradac Firm
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Shelburne Joins Novogradac Firm
By Affordable Housing Finance Staff

Mark Shelburne joins Novogradac & Co. after 13 years with the North Carolina... More

Tags: Affordable Housing, LIHTC, Low-Income Housing, Tax Credits, North Carolina
Boston Capital Invests in N.C. Projects
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Boston Capital Invests in N.C. Projects
By Affordable Housing Finance Staff

The LIHTC syndicator invests in two North Carolina projects being developed by SNW... More

Tags: Community Projects, LIHTC, SNW, Low-Income Housing, Tax Credits
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Looking Forward
By Bendix Anderson

RALEIGH, N.C.—State officials here are done worrying about the credit crisis, which stranded hundreds of affordable housing developers without investors to buy their low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs). More

Tags: Affordable Housing, LIHTC, Low-Income Housing, Mississippi, Tax Credits
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N.C. meets challenges with multiple programs
By Susan Ashworth

RALEIGH, N.C. North Carolina’s qualified allocation plan (QAP) for 2006 includes a maximum federal tax credit award of $850,000 to any one project, or $8,500 per low-income unit. More

Tags: Community Projects, LIHTC, Low-Income Housing, Development, Tax Credits
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