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AHIB Sells Senior Project-Based Section 8 (HAP Contract) for Non-Profit in Chicago

In early June, 2016, AHIB sells senior project-based section 8 (HAP Contract) for non-profit in Chicago. The completed sale was of the Jarvis Farwell apartments in Chicago’s East Rogers Park neighborhood. The property consisted of two separate vintage buildings operating under one Project-Based Section 8 (HAP) contract, with a total of 85 units. After several unsuccessful attempts to sell the property directly, the Council for Jewish Elderly enlisted AHIB to market the deal in 2015 for a price higher [...]

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Partial HAP Contract Sale with HUD 236 in Louisville, Kentucky

In April, 2016, AHIB closed on the partial HAP Contract sale of the Watterson Lakeview Apartments. The partial HAP Contract sale was 20% covered by the project-based Section 8 program. The deal also had a HUD 236 loan and is located in Louisville, Kentucky. The deal was completed as a co-listing with Cushman Wakefield of Cincinnati, who invited AHIB as a partner due to our affordable housing marketing expertise. After a short marketing period, eight offers were procured, including [...]

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Six Property Project-Based Section 8 Sale Completed by AHIB

On March 31st, Affordable Housing Investment Brokerage, Inc. (AHIB) completed a six property Project-Based Section 8 sale.  The properties totaled 289 units and were spread across south-central Indiana, located in the cities of Franklin, French Lick, Paoli, Mitchell, Orleans, and Linton. 100% of the units were covered by a HAP Contract. AHIB represented a family business in the sale after the death of the original developer.  The family originally solicited a pricing proposal from an active multi-family broker with a [...]

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100% Project-Based Section 8 (HAP Contract) Property in Tampa, Florida

On December 22nd, AHIB completed the sale of a 36 unit HAP Contract property in Tampa, Florida.  The deal, consisting of 100% project-based Section 8 units, was completed start to finish in just under seven months for over $56K a unit. A local owner enlisted AHIB after marketing the property himself.  While he had procured at least one decent offer, he saw value in a broader effort to bring competition to his engaged buyer and see other options.  AHIB’s efforts strengthened [...]

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900 Units in Gary, Indiana

In November, 2015, AHIB closed on the sale of two properties totaling nearly 900 units in Gary, Indiana. The properties each had partial project-based Section 8 contracts (about 20% of the units were covered) and had been previously been financed with HUD 236 loans, which had recently matured. Concord Commons and Woodlake were sold to Merchants Affordable Housing Corporation, a non-profit started by the owner of Indianapolis’ PR Mortgage, with acquisition and rehab funding coming from tax exempt bonds [...]

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Kansas City HAP LIHTC

On November 19th 2015, AHIB closed on the sale of Kansas City HAP LIHTC apartments. The Woodbridge Apartments, a 118 unit property, with 67% project-based Section 8 coverage and all units still under LIHTC compliance from a renovation fifteen years prior. The purchaser of the Kansas City HAP LIHTC was a Maryland-based LIHTC developer with extensive experience in Missouri, who closed the deal in x months with bridge debt form a bank relationship. The buyer has submitted applications for a new [...]

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New York RAD Portfolio

The second piece of a two property New York RAD Portfolio, with rent supplement contract and HUD 236 mortgage was successfully closed last week. The two properties, Cedars of Chili and Indian Trails, were successfully sold to Winn Companies, from Boston, Massachusetts, who are completing tax credit renovations of each. The Cedars of Chili deal was financed with tax exempt bonds and 4% low income housing tax credits (LIHTCs), and Indian Trails was financed with 9% LIHTCs. The buyer [...]

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Sunday NY Times on Affordable Housing Development

In Sunday’s New York Times, the editorial board published an editorial on the far-reaching benefits of affordable housing development.  In the piece, titled “Ending the Cycle of Racial Isolation,” the board references a study on an affordable housing development in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, that was chronicled in Douglas Massey’s book, “Climbing Mount Laurel,” about a development completed over fifteen years ago.  In addition to important benefits to the residents, in the area surrounding the development, “crime did not [...]

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LIHTC Sale in Hanover, Pennsylvania

In September, AHIB closed on a LIHTC sale of a thirty three unit development in Hanover, Pennsylvania.  The project was an adaptive reuse renovation of a warehouse, hence the name, Warehouse Apartments. Completing the sale required obtaining soft debt forgiveness form the county. Obtaining this agreement was contingent on procuring a buyer qualified to take on the project’s remaining LIHTC compliance, keeping the property affordable housing, while also making physical improvements desired to improve the quality of tenant life.  AHIB [...]

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Show Me a Hero

One of my favorite parts of this job is the fascinating people I meet in the affordable housing industry. As a broker I need to be constantly working to understand as much of the market place as possible, and this means meeting with and talking as many owners, developers, managers and specialized vendors as possible. Most of these folks are entrepreneurs who need to apply high levels of creativity to their business. This fact is true [...]

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