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Developers Migrate to FHA
With conventional construction lenders reluctant to fund new apartment projects and take-out mortgage lenders sticking with conservative leverage levels, many market-rate developers are gravitating toward the program known as “(d)(4).”
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With conventional construction lenders reluctant to fund new apartment projects and take-out mortgage lenders sticking with conservative leverage levels, many market-rate developers are gravitating toward the program known as “(d)(4).
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KeyBank Keeping On
The phrase “stabilized asset” will take on even greater importance in 2009, as lenders prioritize cash-flowing properties over those in transition.
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Tapping FHA Funds
The challenges of today's tight lending environment have forced low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) developers to dig even deeper to make deals happen. Developers are challenged to fill funding gaps with resources that are still viable in today's market.
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Chinese drywall investigated in Florida; West Virginia builder sued for installing fake radon systems; green building stats fall short; more
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Job-site grind
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Minnesota cracks down on subcontractor isclassification; green home survives alifornia fire; no stars for LG fridges; more
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After the Flood
Drivers along Interstate 10, tracing the Gulf Coast from the Florida panhandle through Alabama to Mississippi, can still see wreckage left behind by the hurricanes of 2005
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By the Book
Unlike many of its competitors, U.S. Bank relies on its own balance sheet to originate loans.
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Multifamily Construction Financing Search Leads to FHA
What’s old is new again.