Glenn Petherick • 5 min read
Advocates are hopeful that before concluding the current lame-duck session, Congress will approve a tax extenders package that revives at least the minimum 9% credit rate for the 70% present value low-income housing tax credit, and reauthorizes the new markets tax credit.
Glenn Petherick • 9 min read
The genesis for Charlesview Residences in Boston. Mass., was akin to an episode of the classic TV show, Let’s Make a Deal.
Timothy Leonhard • 6 min read
In my April column, I discussed the status of proposals to dismantle or significantly restructure Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs)
David A. Smith • 4 min read
For want of a database, a valuable inventory is being lost.
Thomas Amdur • 3 min read
It’s funny to think that there are niche opportunities in affordable housing.
A. J. Johnson • 7 min read
Determining the correct income limits to use for a low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) project is critical, as they will determine both the maximum annual income for resident households qualified to occupy tax credit units as well as the maximum rents for such units.
Glenn Petherick • 5 min read
Boston Capital anticipates closing a $125 million national multi-investor fund
Lee Peterson • 4 min read
On September 8, 2014, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) proposed clarifying existing federal regulations to clearly encourage the use of “green” energy in low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) projects.
Marty Bell • 3 min read
Providing housing and its resultant community benefits not just as an occupation, but as the means to sustaining the American dream, was the theme that ran throughout the emotional ceremony honoring Andrea Daskalakis and David Abromowitz as winners of NH&RA’s 2014 Affordable Housing Vision Awards for Career Achievement.
Glenn Petherick • 7 min read
National Housing & Rehabilitation Association (NH&RA) announced the winning real estate projects in two additional permanent categories and the projects receiving four Judges Awards in its 2014 J. Timothy Anderson “Timmy” Awards for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation.
Marty Bell • 5 min read
There is nothing stale or shy about a National Housing & Rehabilitation Association conference.
Glenn Petherick • 10 min read
Energy and water efficiency upgrades to affordable rental developments benefit owners by reducing utility costs, which in turn boost cash flow and the value of properties.