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More stories about Developers

  • A Fight in Woodstock

    Kevin O’Connor wants to build the most innovative affordable housing project in upstate New York.

  • Virtual Site Acquisition

    A new Web site aims to make the land procurement process easier for affordable housing developers. QCTsites.com, launched in June, is an online database of Qualified Census Tract (QCT) and Difficult Development Area (DDA) opportunities.

  • A Fight in Woodstock

    Kevin O’Connor wants to build the most innovative affordable housing project in upstate New York. He has found a prime site, prepared extensive plans,

  • Let’s See Your Scars

    NIMBY (Not In My Back Yard) resistance is on the rise, but developers must continue the fight to produce quality affordable housing and serve low- and moderateincome Americans.

  • Good LIHTC Deals Get Passed Over

    Pat Nash’s phone has been ringing off the hook. The longtime low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) investor has had a hectic 2008, with an unprecedented number of requests coming from developers and tax credit syndicators.

  • Good LIHTC Deals Get Passed Over

    Pat Nash’s phone has been ringing off the hook.

  • Under Scrutiny

    While construction financing remains affordable, it’s much harder to find as many capital sources beef up their underwriting criteria.

  • The God Connection

    WASHINGTON, D.C. Aplain brick building on the edge of this city’s impoverished Congress Heights neighborhood marks the beginning of a new wave of development here.

  • The God Connection

    WASHINGTON, D.C. Aplain brick building on the edge of this city’s impoverished Congress Heights neighborhood marks the beginning of a new wave of development here.

  • Lenders Grow Cautious

    While construction financing remains affordable, many capital sources are beefing up their underwriting criteria this year.