by Gordon Holman | Oct 11, 2019 | LIHC News
in: The Real Deal (TRD) by: Erin Hudson on: October 09, 2019 Common and Atlanta-based PadSpilt submitted winning proposals as part of its affordable co-living pilot program New York City is jumping into bed with two co-living firms to build affordable housing. The...
by Gordon Holman | Apr 18, 2019 | LIHC News
in: Affordable Housing Finance (AHF) Magazine LIHC preserved 1,785 units 2018, with plans to complete another five projects in 2019 Portland, Maine (April 5, 2019)— For the second year in a row, LIHC Investment Group has been recognized in Affordable Housing Finance’s...
by Gordon Holman | Apr 10, 2019 | LIHC News
The existing 140 units at Munjoy South must remain available for low-income renters. Portland Press Herald | by Randy Billings April 8, 2019 – A low-income housing development with harbor views in a rapidly gentrifying area of Portland has been sold to an...
by Gordon Holman | Nov 7, 2018 | LIHC News
Summit Plaza joined LIHC’s portfolio of properties at the end of 2014. Since then, they have invested over $18M in renovations to the property, ranging from new kitchens to new security cameras and trash disposal systems. Jersey City, NJ Last week, LIHC’s partner...
by Gordon Holman | Oct 3, 2018 | LIHC News
By: Brendan Krisel, Patch National Staff Source: Patch The Lakeview Apartments’ Mitchell-Lama status will be dissolved in a deal to keep the building affordable for the next four decades. East Harlem, NY (October 1, 2018)— State officials revealed more...
by Gordon Holman | Aug 17, 2018 | LIHC News
Photo: The Paul Robeson Houses in Harlem, which features 81 project-based Sec. 8 units, is among the properties being preserved by LIHC Investment Group. Source: Affordable Housing Finance New 40-year agreements prevent 669 Sec. 8 units from converting to market-rate...
