Tax Credit Advisor Article Archives

Career Gateway

6 min read

Low Income Housing Tax Credit project in Columbus, OH is giving a fresh perspective to the concept of workforce housing.

New Developments: Wrong Prescription

4 min read

Doctors don’t always diagnose the source of an ailment and as a result sometimes prescribe the wrong medicine.

A Tale of Two Counties

7 min read

Workforce housing is on the minds of the elected officials of Montgomery County, MD even more than it normally is.

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Occasions

3 min read

In the years of my youth, air travel was an occasion. The men dressed in suits and ties, the women in dresses, good meals were served with the elegance of a four-star restaurant and the rows of seats were comfortable.

The Bird Flies Again

9 min read

The year 1962 saw the opening of the two most exhilarating architectural symbols of the dawning jet age: Dulles International Airport, serving Washington, DC in Chantilly, VA, and the Trans World Airlines Flight Center at Idlewild (now John F. Kennedy) Airport in Queens, NY.

Talking Heads, Tom Anderson, Cohen-Esrey Development Group

9 min read

Headquartered in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park, KS, Cohen-Esrey has evolved over its 24-year history from being a small property manager to one of the Midwest’s largest real estate firms focused on historic rehabilitation and affordable housing development.

Pricing Update: Investors

6 min read

Tax credit pricing has taken a hit, but not a mortal one, with the new 21 percent corporate tax rate, according to investors atttending a recent affordable housing summit held by market analysts.

Housing USA: Two Tennessees

6 min read

Memphis and Nashville are viewed as the two prominent cities of Tennessee. But their realities, both at street level and in statistics, are very different.

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100: Advice from a centenarian

5 min read

Today the Guru turns 100.

Energy Efficiency Meet Housing Affordability

6 min read

The rise in home costs has led to some creative solutions and workarounds by city governments to reduce prices.

Climb on Board the Omnibus

8 min read

Despite the dire rumors that hung like a dark cloud over the federal tax and budget negotiation processes for the past year, the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2018, also known as the Omnibus Spending Bill, that emerged contains aspects that can have a positive impact on the affordable housing industry.

New Developments: Victory comes with a price

3 min read

This has been a remarkable few months in Washington. Our broken legislative process once again leaned us over the edge of the budget precipice.

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