Cinnaire Solutions for Developers

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A nonprofit partner for its development clients, Cinnaire Solutions has evolved from humble beginnings into a capable, effective agent throughout its footprint in the Upper Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Cinnaire Solutions has experience in historic adaptive reuse, acquisition and rehabilitation, mixed-use, technical consultation, LIHTCs, and market rate developments serving target populations.

Cinnaire Solutions focuses its efforts on its five main pillars:

People: the clients we serve are of paramount importance. Housing and meeting their needs better than competition provides strong returns to investors.

Place: to the greatest extent possible we make great impact through good space design while working to protect our environment.

Partnerships: as a 501(c)(3) organization, Cinnaire Solutions works with strong and emerging stakeholders – to maximize outcomes, build capacity, teach, and provide opportunities for future ventures.

Pioneering: We take measured risks in areas other groups may not. It protects investor dollars with skill in securing adequate financial resources, careful planning, and elite execution. We do this to position ourselves as a leader in the commercial real estate industry.

Profit and Reinvestment: With strong leadership, corporate culture, and focus on the other pillars, Cinnaire Solutions works to minimize risk and bring favorable returns to its investors and its bottom line.

Cinnaire Solutions focuses its efforts on its five main pillars

Our Five Pillars

People

The clients we serve are of paramount importance. Housing and meeting their needs better than competition provides strong returns to investors.

Place

To the greatest extent possible we make great impact through good space design while working to protect our environment.

Partnerships

As a 501(c)(3) organization, Cinnaire Solutions works with strong and emerging stakeholders – to maximize outcomes, build capacity, teach, and provide opportunities for future ventures.

Pioneering

We take measured risks in areas other groups may not. It takes skill, careful planning, and elite execution to attract and assemble adequate financial resources while protecting investor dollars. We do this to position ourselves as a leader in the commercial real estate industry.

Profit and Reinvestment

With strong leadership, corporate culture, and focus on the other pillars, Cinnaire Solutions works to minimize risk and bring favorable returns to its investors and its bottom line.

Development Portfolio

The Meadow

Chambers

Lincoln

La Crosse

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Meet Our Team

Azeez

Development Manager

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Ed

Development Manager

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John

Development Analyst

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Liliana

Development Manager

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Christopher

President

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Ja'Shar

Development Analyst

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Kelly

Senior Development Analyst

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Montavius

Development Associate

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Christina

Development Coordinator

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Jerrell

Development Manager

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Josh

Development Asset Manager

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Nicole

Vice President

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Hear From Our Partners

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Joan Nelson, Executive Director

Allen Place At the Intersection of Health & Housing

Cinnaire Solutions partnered with the Allen Neighborhood Center (ANC) to develop Allen Place, a comprehensive development that provides 21 units of age-friendly, mixed-income housing along with commercial space, integrative services and programming for the community. This $11M project in Lansing, MI, is “at the intersection of food, health, housing and energy innovation.” “Cinnaire Solutions brought extensive experience and know-how to our project,” said Joan Nelson, Executive Director, ANC. “The team walked us through the early and middle stages of financing and creating Allen Place. This has included crafting of proformas, completing daunting grant applications, selecting and working with architects, engineers, contractors, city and state officials and more. The team has been patient, instructive, accessible and, importantly, committed to helping us build capacity and deepen our understanding of development processes.”

Wally Orzechowki, Executive Director

SWCAP The Meadows Brings Workforce Housing to Darlington

The Meadows is a 32-unit new construction project composed of two 1- and 2-story townhouse buildings in Darlington, WI. It was developed by Cinnaire Solutions and Southwest CAP (SWCAP) specifically to serve farmworker families in rural Southwest Wisconsin. Wally Orzechowski, Executive Director, SWCAP, said “Through each stage of our complex project to support rural farm workers, Cinnaire Solutions has tenaciously sought out the best outcome for us. From navigating the optimal sources of financing through architecture and the acquisition and construction process, the team understood our goals, shared our mission and got us through the hurdles to make the project happen.”

Jeanine C. Hatcher, Executive Director

GenesisHOPE Mixed-Use Project Brings “Hope” to Islandview

GenesisHope Village is a multi-phase, $22.7 million project codeveloped by Cinnaire Solutions and the Genesis Harbor of Opportunities Promoting Excellence (GenesisHOPE) Community Development Corporation to help revitalize Islandview Village, a target Strategic Neighborhood area for the City of Detroit. “Cinnaire Solutions has exceeded my expectations in our partnership on a mixed-use low-income housing facility, said Jeanine C. Hatcher, Executive Director, GenesisHOPE CDC, Detroit. “It’s GenesisHOPE’s first real estate development project and not an easy one. Cinnaire Solutions’ committed team rolled up their sleeves to provide critical assistance and patient capital investments, from pre-development to construction funding, and, eventually, permanent financing.”