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Raymond James Syndicates $167 Million California LIHTC Fund

The financing will help build or rehab 1,200 housing units across the state.

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Burbank Housing’s Madrone Village in Petaluma, Calif., is among the developments receiving low-income housing tax credit financing through Raymond James Tax Credit Funds' fifth California fund.

Burbank Housing’s Madrone Village in Petaluma, Calif., is among the developments receiving low-income housing tax credit financing through Raymond James Tax Credit Funds' fifth California fund.

Raymond James Tax Credit Funds (RJTCF) has completed syndication of a $167 million low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) fund that will provide equity for the construction or rehabilitation of 14 affordable housing developments in California.

The Raymond James California Housing Opportunities Fund V was fully subscribed with 11 investors.

The 1,217 total housing units being created consist of both new construction and acquisition/rehab properties targeting families, seniors, and special-needs populations, including veterans, chronically homeless persons, and youths transitioning out of foster care.

The developments are located in Humboldt, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco, Sonoma, and Ventura counties.

“This represents our fifth California fund closed over the past five years and is our largest regional fund closed thus far,” said Kevin Kilbane, managing director of West Coast acquisitions for RJTCF. “The size and success of this fund exemplifies our ongoing commitment to work with our developer and institutional investor partners to create high-quality and safe affordable housing throughout California.”

RJTCF, a leading national LIHTC syndicator, has provided nearly $700 million in tax credit equity to fund over 70 affordable housing developments throughout California since 2010.

About the Author

Donna Kimura

Donna Kimura is deputy editor of Affordable Housing Finance. She has covered the industry for more than 20 years. Before that, she worked at an Internet company and several daily newspapers. Connect with Donna at dkimura@questex.com or follow her @DKimura_AHF.

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