Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Partners Close Financing for First Phase of East Harlem Mixed-Use Community

Sendero Verde is expected to be nation’s largest development to meet Passive House standards.

Attracting and Retaining Talent in the Affordable Housing Industry

Queens, N.Y., Development Prioritizes Resiliency, Sustainability

Sunnyvale, Calif., Development Goes All Electric

Local Nonprofits Partner on Boston Adaptive-Reuse Project

New Model Leverages Surplus Shelter Income for Permanent Housing

LIHTC Investors Assess the Market

Despite Challenges, Lenders Upbeat for 2019

Building Repurposed for Integrated, Inclusive Community

Mixed-Income Community Breaks Ground on Cape Cod

Industry Rides LIHTC Market Changes

Veterans Community Breaks Ground in Boston

Senior Housing Marks Final Chapter of Fort Lauderdale Redevelopment

Health and Housing Combined for Chronically Homeless in Seattle

States Move to Address Income Averaging

Growing Costs Add Pressure

California Projects Come Online, Underway for Homeless Vets

Industry Leaders to Speak at AHF Forum

Lenders Persevere 
Through Market Disruptions

Resilient, Energy-Efficient Development Brings Needed Housing to Queens

Developers, Banks Push to Close Bond Deals

LIHTC Market Waits for Tax Reform Resolution

Public Housing Community Reborn in Jersey City

Development Revitalizes Waterfront in Haverhill, Mass.

Historic San Francisco Landmark Becomes LGBT-Welcoming Senior Housing

Anaheim Development Serves Formerly Homeless, Individuals with Mental Illness

New Buena Park Development Focuses on Community

AHF Announces Top 25 Lenders of 2016

BofA Provides Nearly $4 Billion in Community Development Financing in 2016

LIHTC Market Unsettled After Election