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California Releases Proposed Changes
The California Tax Credit Allocation Committee has released its proposed regulation changes, including the elimination of its small development set-aside, for 2011.
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Industry Vets Launch LIHTC Firm
LOS ANGELES— Neil Socquet, a veteran of the low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) industry, has formed a new syndication firm, IFG Capital.
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The Effort to Deliver Supportive Housing
Michael Carter recently moved into permanent supportive housing that serves formerly homeless veterans in Battle Creek, Mich.
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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.
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The Chase for Funds
Seattle voters did it again, passing a seven-year, $145 million housing levy in November.
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Terner Relentless in Pursuit of Housing
Don Terner changed my life. I first met Don as a burnt-out, lost graduate student at University of California Berkeley in 1976.
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Turning Blight into Sustainability
LA QUINTA, CALIF.—National Community Renaissance recycled a blighted 92-space mobile home park into an 80-unit sustainable affordable housing development, with the help and the vision of the city of La Quinta.
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People
Sean L. Spear has been named executive director of the California Debt Limit Allocation Committee (CDLAC) by state Treasurer Bill Lockyer.
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The Next Generation
Passionate about affordable housing, innovative, and enterprising are all fitting descriptions for AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE's 2009 Young Leaders.
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People
Sean L. Spear has been named executive director of the California Debt Limit Allocation Committee (CDLAC) by state Treasurer Bill Lockyer.