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  • POP QUIZ

    MEET GARY GORMAN, president and CEO of Gorman & Co., Inc., a Wisconsin-based firm specializing in urban renewal projects.

  • 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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  • 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

  • Rep. Frank Seeks Help For LIHTC Industry

    Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) wants the government to spend $10 billion to help stalled housing projects, according to The Boston Globe.

  • New York Awards ARRA Funds

    New York Gov. David Paterson announced $253 million in affordable housing grants through the recent American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).

  • NYC Seeks to Turn Unsold Condos into Affordable Units

    Unsold condominiums, unrented apartments, and stalled construction sites will be turned into affordable housing under a new program launched by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

  • Guest Commentary: Let’s Keep the Focus onOutcomes, Not Programs

    The current financial crisis offers some opportunities along with challenges, providing a unique set of circumstances that can change the affordable housing industry.

  • Oregon Awards ARRA Funds to Seven Projects

    Nearly $19 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds will help kick-start seven affordable housing developments in Oregon

  • Smaller Profits Mean Fewer AHP Dollars

    Several Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLBanks) are trying to stretch their limited Affordable Housing Program (AHP) dollars in the midst of a tough economy.