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The 5th Annual Green Homes & Sustainable Communities Conference focuses on issues and innovations in affordable, green housing.
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Freddie Mac is transitioning its Targeted Affordable Housing program so that it can offer borrowers the option of using the Capital Markets Execution, which means lower rates on some affordable housing deals.
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Interview with BRIDGE housing president and CEO Cynthia Parker
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What will the next generation of housing finance entities look like, and how will they serve the affordable housing arena? A few areas of common ground are beginning to emerge.
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While the changes to the FHA's Sec. 221(d)(4) new construction program are aimed at market-rate deals, mixed-income and workforce housing developments will also be impacted.
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The future of HUD’s Sec. 202 initiative is in doubt, as the 61-year old program suffers budget cuts and a proposed moratorium on new construction.
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Freddie Mac has no plans to sell its low income housing tax credit portfolio, and will spend the year focused on preservation deals as it struggles to lower the rates on forward commitments.
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A neighborhood rallies to bring affordable housing to a former church site in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
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Mississippi and Texas are in the hot seat, charged with inadequately allocating Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) disaster recovery funds to benefit low-income residents displaced by hurricanes.
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Bank of America claims the leadership position on Affordable Housing Finance's exclusive Top Lenders survey, leaping over Citi Community Capital for the first time in our third annual installment. In all, 2009 was an extremely challenging year, as nine of the top 10 lenders saw declines due to the...