Aurora, Colorado
Rehabilitation of 64 units and construction of 22 new units for families under a long-term ground lease involving a 68-unit HAP contract and financed with 4% LIHTC, Private Activity Bonds, and subordinate loans from City of Aurora and CDOH.
Steamboat Springs, Colorado
Acquisition of 40-unit mobile home park by resident cooperative financed with an acquisition loan from the Yampa Valley Community Foundation and technical support from Yampa Valley Housing Authority.
Montrose, Colorado
New construction of 22 units and rehabilitation of 30 exists units for older adults financed with 4% LIHTC, Private Activity Bonds, and State Housing Tax Credits.
Denver, Colorado
Construction of 60 new permanently supportive housing units financed with a 9% LIHTC.
Aurora, Colorado
New construction of a 43-unit permanently supportive housing project developed in conjunction with a mental health and acute care clinic involving a HAP contract and financed with 9% LIHTC, Tenant Supportive Services from CDOH, and grant and subordinate loans from the City of Aurora.
Aurora, Colorado
Acquisition of a 23-unit multifamily rental property under an innovative Mixed-Income Neighborhood Trust model with financing from Mercy Community Capital and the Colorado Housing Accelerator Initiative.
Longmont, Colorado
Construction of 75 new family-friendly units at 30%-80% AMI income levels with a mix of 1-4 bedrooms. This project utilizes a Federal 4% tax credit and state credit. The development will be 100% electric powered, will include rooftop solar, and will include an onsite early childhood education center.
Windsor, Colorado
New construction of 62 units for seniors with funding from CHFA, Wells Fargo, the Impact Development Fund, the Rocky Mountain Community Reinvestment Corporation, and the Town of Windsor.
Rifle, Colorado
New construction of a 60-unit Income Averaging housing project for families financed with 9% LIHTC, a CHFA permanent loan, a Strong Communities grant from DOLA, subordinate loans from CDOH, Impact Development Fund, and Colorado Clean Energy Fund, and Section 8 Project-Based Vouchers.
Boulder, Colorado
New construction of a 73-unit rental project financed with 9% LIHTC, federal Energy Credits, Renewable Energy Investment Tax Credits, Section 8 Project-Based Vouchers, and subordinate loans from the City of Boulder, Boulder County, and CDOH.
