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Solar Installations Energize Residents
The solar energy switch was flipped on Sunwheel Energy Partners’ first set of affordable housing projects in California at the end of January.
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Buying in Bulk
FOR VETERAN BROKER Cindy Cooke, the past few years have been tough.
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Pop Quiz
Meet Linda Mandolini, executive director of Eden Housing, Inc., a nonprofit firm that has developed more than 5,000 affordable units in California.
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Compliant Vanity
All of cabinet manufacturer Xylem’s vanities are made from wood products that comply with California’s stringent new air-quality standards, which impose strict limits on formaldehyde emissions.
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What Recession? Young Developer Delivers First Project Despite the Odds.
Fewer units are coming online these days, but one development newcomer in Southern California is determined to defy the odds. The 27-year-old just completed his first mixed-use deal and has begun work on a second.
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Multifamily Predicted to Hit Bottom by Year End
If you thought the multifamily industry bottomed out in 2009, hold on to your hats. The murky depths of the Great Recession are still to come, according to recent forecasts.
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Massachusetts requires continuing education for relicensing; FEMA’s redrawn flood maps boost insurance rates; California grapples with net-metering policy; more
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PATH Set to Break Ground on Latest Project
INGLEWOOD, CALIF.—PATH Ventures recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for a 20-unit affordable housing development.
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Citi Pilots California Bond Program
California officials and representatives of Citi have come up with an innovative plan to restart construction lending for affordable housing projects in the state.
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Bank of America Reports on Community DevelopmentActivity
Bank of America reported providing $168.2 billion in community development lending and investing, including $147 billion in affordable housing, during the first year of a 10-year community development goal.