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The Corliss will transform Milwaukee’s Harbor District, proving just how far the four percent LIHTC can stretch when multiple parties agree on one expansive vision.

As any seasoned member of the industry knows, developer fees are an integral component of the affordable housing pipeline, providing the operational backbone for any project utilizing Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC). However, although they have long been an industry standard, the necessity of developer fees continues to be called into question by policymakers […]

A recently announced partnership between Meta and ION Water signals a new frontier in multi-entity water management.

A new set of initiatives spearheaded by Governor Ned Lamont seeks to sharply increase affordable housing supply in the Nutmeg State.

Rob Hazelton takes optimism from long-term federal programs that remain robust in their ability to strengthen affordable housing pipelines.

The NeighborWorks Capital Equity Fund will deply $110.4 million in equity to support 517 affordable housing units across the country.

Certificated credits can provide enhanced equity for deals that provide affordable housing to communities.

New England has some of the tightest housing markets in the country, amplifying the need for robust work from the region’s HFA leaders.

It has been difficult to assess just how the affordable housing industry has been impacted by the dizzying rush of tariffs over the past year.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are poised to provide a lift to affordable housing nationwide after their LIHTC investment caps were doubled heading into 2026.

As 2025 comes to a close, states have taken various approaches to maximize new bond volume made possible by the 25 percent test.

Michelle Molina discussed work requirements, time limits and increased immigration enforcement at NH&RA’s recent Fall Developers Forum.