Keeping a United Front
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.— This June, residents moved back into the first 50 finished apartments in the redevelopment of the United Front Homes. Read more
Doing It All
PORTLAND, MAINE—The professional growth of DJ Nelson and the expansion of The Eagle Point Cos. are closely connected. Read more
Beyond Numbers
BETHESDA, MD.—David Reznick's extraordinary career in the affordable housing industry began with just one client, nearly 50 years ago. Read more
N.C. Nonprofit Achieves Green Firsts
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Affordable Housing Group of North Carolina, a nonprofit developer based in Charlotte, is taking affordable housing to a new level in the state. Read more
Southeast Update
Construction started this summer on Heritage at McDonough, a 105-unit community for low-income seniors in McDonough, Ga., a growing suburb of Atlanta that is expected to nearly double its seniors population in the next 15 years. Read more
Instrument of Hope
LOS ANGELES—When her colleagues describe Alice Carr, what emerges is a perfect balance between heart and mind. Read more
Playing to Win
EAGLE, IDAHO—During summer breaks from college, Caleb Roope built playgrounds at affordable housing developments. Read more
The Enclave Revived
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.—You can still find Internet ads for The Enclave, a luxury condo development here with steeply discounted prices starting in the low $100,000s. Read more
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). Read more
Construction has begun on a 32-unit single-family home subdivision where residents won’t have to worry about a utility bill. Read more
Streamlined Precision
Fannie Mae has reorganized its affordable multifamily division hoping to speed up deal cycle timelines and maintain a more consistent approach across all of its markets. Read more
Terri L. Ludwig has been appointed president and CEO of Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. She will step into the top post Jan. 1, 2011. Read more
Congress appeared headed for adjournment for the November elections without taking final action on a tax extender bill that includes a number of critical housing-related provisions, including funding for the national affordable housing trust fund and a re Read more
Vacant Offices Become Housing
FITCHBURG, MASS.— An old five-story office building has been renovated into 31 apartments, including eight affordable units, with the help of historic and New Markets Tax Credits (NMTCs). Read more
Pop Quiz: Q & A with David Deutch, a partner at Pinnacle Housing Group
DAVID DEUTCH is a partner at Pinnacle Housing Group, a Miami-based affordable housing developer. Read more
No Mean Feat
SAN JOSE, CALIF.— Kevin Zwick's job is to make Silicon Valley a more affordable place to live. Read more
Relationships: The Heart of the Deal
PHILADELPHIA— Four decades of building affordable housing boil down to a single lesson for Robert Greer. Read more
Affordable Housing's Young Leaders of 2010
Meet five people 40 years old and younger who are making a difference in our industry: AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE's 2010 Young Leaders. Read more
A Home for Everyone
COLUMBIA, MD.— James and Patricia Rouse set a soaring goal: Make sure every American has a decent, affordable home. Read more
2010 Affordable Housing Hall of Fame Inductees
The late James Rouse didn't follow the rules when it came to leading a business. Read more
