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Q: After the tile installer left one of our recent projects, we found dried epoxy grout on some of the bathroom's fixtures. He also failed to remove the grate from the shower drain when he grouted and now excess epoxy clogs the drain and fills in the screw slots, making it impossible to remove the...
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MIDWEST
MIDLAND, MICH. -- Brookstone Capital, a Midland-based developer, has completed two affordable housing projects in Michigan.
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Q&A with Caleb Roope, president and CEO of The Pacific Cos.
CALEB ROOPE is president and CEO of The Pacific Cos., an affordable housing developer headquartered in Eagle, Idaho.
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Master Plan | Philadelphia
Innovative urban lighting plans are revitalizing the form and character of the center city district.
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Utilizing Historic Tax Credits
Historic tax credits can be a great development tool for affordable housing developers, though navigating the regulatory process can be tricky, said panelists at AHF Live.
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WYOMING
CASPER—The Wyoming Community Development Authority (WCDA) is emphasizing the location of affordable housing developments in the draft of its 2008 qualified allocation plan (QAP).
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
BEDFORD—Affordable housing projects designed to conserve energy, water, or land will get a big advantage in the competition for New Hampshire’s 2008 low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs).
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MARYLAND
CROWNSVILLE—Officials are proposing a host of changes to the competition for low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) in Maryland, ranging from new ways to earn points that reward green, energy-efficient projects to a series of tweaks that recognize the high cost of construction.
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MINNESOTA
St. PAUL—The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (Minnesota Housing) continues to increase its emphasis on green and sustainable design standards in the 2008 qualified allocation plan (QAP).
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OREGON
SALEM—Affordable housing developers will compete for about $7.3 million in low-income housing tax credits (LIHTCs) in Oregon in 2008.