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81 S. Huntington

81 S. Huntington

Boston, MA
United States

81 S. Huntington is an acquisition of the EnVision Hotel for adaptive reuse and renovation into 41 efficiency units of supportive rental housing.

Sponsor
Victory Programs, Inc.
Source
Loan
Financing Total
$2,200,000
Impact

Permanent Supportive Housing creation: 41 units

Affordable Housing

Welcome Home Boston-Harvard Street

Welcome Home Boston-Harvard Street

Dorchester, MA
United States

Welcome Home Boston will include 25 units of affordable ownership housing in three new construction buildings on sites formerly owned by the City of Boston.

Sponsor
Boston Communities LLC
Source
Loan
Financing Total
$500,000
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 25 units of affordable ownership housing

Affordable Housing

Blue Hill Ave DVM

Blue Hill Ave DVM

Dorchester, MA
United States

Blue Hill Ave is the new construction development of 30 affordable condominium ownership units and three commercial condominiums on three currently vacant sites formerly owned by the City of Boston on Blue Hill Avenue in Dorchester.

Sponsor
DVM Housing Partners
Source
Loan
Financing Total
$8,647,125
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 30 units of affordable ownership units

Affordable Housing

West Housatonic Apartments

West Housatonic Apartments

Pittsfield, MA
United States

West Housatonic Apartments include the new construction of 28 permanent supportive housing SRO units for individuals exiting homelessness with wraparound supportive services.

Sponsor
Berkshire Housing Development Corporation
Source
LIHTC: $3,432,755 Loan: $3,000,000
Financing Total
$6,432,755
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 28 new permanent supportive LIHTC units for homeless individuals

Affordable Housing

LeClair Village

LeClair Village

Mashpee
MA
United States

LeClair Village will create 39 units of affordable family housing in three newly constructed buildings. The project is led by the Preservation of Affordable Housing in partnership with Housing Assistance Corporation.

Sponsor
POAH and Housing Assistance Corporation
Source
Housing Tax Credits: $9,849,015
Financing Total
$9,849,015
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 39 affordable apartments are being created with eight units restricted to households earning at or below 30% of AMI and 31 units restricted to households earning at or below 60% of AMI.

Affordable Housing

CSNDC Predevelopment Loan

CSNDC Predevelopment Loan

Dorchester, MA
United States

The CSNDC Predevelopment Loan supports the development of 15 units of affordable homeownership units in Dorchester as part of the City of Boston's Welcome Home Initiative.

Sponsor
Codman Square Neighborhood Housing Corporation (CSNDC)
Source
Loan
Financing Total
$500,000
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 15 homeownership units; Implementing Community Vision

Affordable Housing

Westminster Senior Residence

Westminster Senior Residence

Westminster, MA
United States

Westminster Senior Residence is the new construction development of 50 affordable senior LIHTC apartment units, with 5 units set-aside for homeless individuals, 3 set-aside for disabled individuals, and 2 set-aside for individuals with mental health challenges.

Sponsor
Commonwealth Community Developers LLC and CCD Capital LLC
Source
Housing Tax Credits
Financing Total
$10,729,722
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 50 new senior LIHTC units

Affordable Housing

Merrimack Corner

Merrimack Corner

Haverhill
MA
United States

Merrimack Corner is the new construction of 48 units of affordable rental housing for seniors. The development will include a newly constructed 5-story building on vacant land adjacent to the existing Merrivista property, a senior residential building owned by Bethany Community Services.

Sponsor
Bethany Community Services
Source
Housing Tax Credits: $9,599,040
Financing Total
$9,599,040
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 48 new affordable rental housing units for seniors.

Affordable Housing

Catalyst Housing

Catalyst Housing

Lynn, MA
United States

Catalyst Housing is an adaptive reuse of existing commercial space into 23 permanent supportive housing units for youth aged 18-24 experiencing homelessness and 1 live-in Resident Manager unit.

Sponsor
Harborlight Community Partners, Inc., Haven Project, and East Coast International Church
Source
Housing Tax Credits
Financing Total
$6,328,277
Impact

Affordable housing creation: 23 new permanent supportive LIHTC units for homeless young adults

Affordable Housing