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Cruz DC New Bedford Acquisitions

Cruz DC New Bedford Acquisitions

New Bedford
MA
United States

Cruz Development Corporation (“Cruz DC”) acquired four vacant parcels in order to develop an 87-unit, scattered site, single LIHTC project. Three of the properties are improved by historic structures and one is a blighted vacant parcel of land.

Sponsor
Cruz Development Corporation
Source
Loan: $1,680,000
Financing Total
$1,680,000
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: 65 apartments affordable to households earning between 30% AMI and 80% AMI; Neighborhood Revitalization: The project will rehabilitate three vacant historic structures.

Affordable Housing

733 Broadway Apartments

733 Broadway Apartments

Lowell, MA
United States

733 Broadway Apartments is the new construction development of 52 affordable housing units, including 3 fully accessible units and 3 visual/hearing impaired units.

Sponsor
Tremont Development Partners LLC
Source
Housing Tax Credits
Financing Total
$13,448,109
Impact

Affordable housing creation: 52 units of affordable rental housing; Neighborhood Revitalization: Investment in Lowell, MA – a Gateway City – which will leverage significant investment in downtown and surrounding areas

Affordable Housing

Warren Hall

Warren Hall

Brighton, MA
United States

Warren Hall is the redevelopment of an existing building to preserve 33 residential units on the upper floors and reduce commercial space on the first floor to create two new residential units and a new lobby. The renovation will repair urgent building problems, replace several building systems, and install new insulation and more efficient HVAC systems.

Sponsor
Allston Brighton CDC and The Schochet Company
Source
Loan
Financing Total
$3,600,000
Impact

Affordable Housing: 31 existing units will be preserved and 2 new units will be created

Affordable Housing

Somerville 100 Homes and 49 More Homes

Somerville 100 Homes and 49 More Homes

Somerville, MA
United States

35-37 Linden Street is two side by side townhouses offering three affordable rental apartments, located one block from the planned Union Station Green Line Extension T-Stop. The property was acquired by Somerville Community Corporation (SCC) with a $1.2 million acquisition loan from MHIC.

Sponsor
Somerville Community Corporation
Source
Acquisition Loan
Financing Total
$1,200,000
Impact

The 35-37 Linden Street project completes the City of Somerville’s 49 More Homes program, an expansion of the city’s 100 Homes program, launched in 2015 in collaboration with SCC and MHIC. The program’s goal was to preserve and create affordable housing by acquiring properties on the market that might otherwise be lost to speculators.

Affordable Housing

Elizabeth Brook Apartments

Elizabeth Brook Apartments

Stow
MA
United States

The Elizabeth Brook Apartments project includes the renovation of an existing 50 units of affordable elderly housing in six 2-story walkup residential buildings and a 1-story clubhouse building developed in 1983. The project also includes a two-bedroom free-standing, 1-story single family home built in 1915 that will also be renovated. In addition, 37 units will be newly constructed in one 3-story elevator building with common areas.

Sponsor
Stow Elderly Housing Corporation
Source
Loan: $7,000,000
Financing Total
$7,000,000
Impact

Affordable Housing Creation: The preservation of 50 units and the creation of 38 units of restricted affordable rental housing for elderly households aged 62+ with incomes at or below 60% of AMI.

Affordable Housing

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

Cabot Housing

Cabot Housing

Beverly, MA
United States

The YMCA of the North Shore (YMCA-NS) is using MHIC’s $8.8 million in LIHTC financing to provide 67 affordable homes in Beverly, MA, transforming 45 existing SRO units into efficiency apartments and constructing an additional 22 apartments. The Institution for Savings is the LIHTC investor.

Sponsor
YMCA of the North Shore
Source
LIHTC Financing
Financing Total
$8,800,000
Impact

The YMCA-NS will renovate an existing three-story building on Cabot Street, a main thoroughfare in downtown Beverly, convenient to retail, restaurant, and transportation. The residential apartments on the upper floors and the program, office, and recreation spaces on the ground floor will be completely upgraded. A fourth floor will be added to the building and a gymnasium will be converted to add 22 new apartments. The project will reserve 58 units for very-low and extremely-low income households, allowing the YMCA to continue serving its low-income community.

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