Lynn, MA
United States
Construction of a third location for
a Latino family-owned and operated
supermarket.
Increase access to healthy food
and support of an MBE.
Springfield, MA
United States
Renovation of a high-rise apartment
complex built in 1974 providing 346
affordable rental homes.
Updating and preserving an
existing housing development offering
significant numbers of affordable rentals.
Providence, RI
United States
Purchase of a circa 1850s
12,000 sq. ft. building originally
used as a horse livery to
renovate and outfit to support
SCLT’s work bringing healthy
and affordable food to Central
Falls, Pawtucket, and South
Providence. SCLT provides farming opportunities for low-income people, hosts three
MBE food businesses, and sponsors youth development.
Increase access to healthy food for a low-income community and support
for MBEs.
Brockton, MA
United States
Adaptive reuse of the historic Anglim
Building into a transit-oriented
development with 55 mixed-income
homes and 1,500 SF of ground floor
commercial space. Eleven of the homes
will be reserved for residents earning at
or below 80% AMI.
Fulfills a long-time vision of
the City of Brockton to redevelop this
historic building and attract housing and
businesses to a downtown location close
to transportation.
Boston, MA
United States
A transit-oriented, mixed-use building
designed to meet Passive House energy
efficiency certification with 29 affordable
workforce apartments and 1,325 SF of
ground floor retail space.
Energy-efficient affordable
workforce housing close to
transportation.
Madison, ME
United States
Acquisition and redevelopment of a former paper mill to manufacture wood fiber
insulation.
GOLab will produce new products using Maine’s major asset, its wood basket,
and add over 95 quality jobs to northern Maine, filling an economic need after job
losses resulting from the closure of seven paper mills in the region.
Hamilton, MA
United States
Transit-oriented new construction of
18 mixed-income apartments and 2,400
SF ground floor retail. The building is
located in a community of opportunity
and is designed to achieve Passive House
standards.
Fulfills a long-time vision of the
town to add quality affordable housing to
the community.
Boston, MA
United States
Located across the street from Symphony Hall in Boston, this project involved the historic preservation and moderate rehabilitation of 270 Huntington Avenue to preserve 72 affordable rental apartments in the building. The apartments are targeted to low-income individuals including 49 supportive housing units for Boston’s most vulnerable homeless population including those with HIV/ AIDS and/or mental illness.
Affordable housing preservation.
Lynn, MA
United States
Built in 1974, the existing Lynn Y’s outdated facilities were not able to accommodate the need for new and expanded programs identified through a multi-year community outreach and project planning effort. MHIC provided $4.85 million in NMTC financing as one of four CDEs financing the construction of a new $25.4 million, 70,000- square foot building on an adjacent parcel acquired from the city of Lynn. The original facility will eventually be renovated in a subsequent phase and used primarily as a Youth Development Center.
For nearly 150 years the Lynn YMCA has been an anchor of the Lynn community, bringing together diverse populations through programs and services focused on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. Serving more than 20,000 people annually, the Lynn Y offers everything from aquatics programs, transitional housing and early childcare programs to teen job training, health screening clinics for families, and healthy meals for over 500 children.