The recent election results at the federal level have set off a cascade of developments in Washington, offering a preview of an unpredictable few years ahead. Potential policy changes – especially the upcoming “Tax Super Bowl” – could be consequential for affordable housing and community development. This edition of Policy Pulse describes the balance of power in […]
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Cinnaire, Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA), Sussex County, Volker Development, Inc., and Stearns Bank hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on December 12, for Chapel Branch Apartments, an affordable housing development in Lewes, Delaware. Speakers included DSHA Director Cynthia Karnai; Jake Stern, Senior Vice President, Business Development at Cinnaire; Amy Walls, Senior Principal, Community Reinvestment at Discover;
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Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center Breaks Ground on Renovation to Expand Housing and Support Services for Native American Community On November 20, the Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center (MIWRC) broke ground to celebrate the launch of a comprehensive redevelopment at its Minneapolis property. This project will create 24 permanent supportive housing units for individuals with
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Redevelopment Project in Detroit’s Eight-Mile-Wyoming Neighborhood to Revitalize Historic School, Creating 100 Units of Affordable Housing On November 19, 2024, officials and community members gathered to break ground for the Higginbotham Art Residences, a transformative project that will convert the historic William E. Higginbotham School into 100 units of affordable housing. Located in Detroit’s Eight-Mile-Wyoming neighborhood, the
This edition of Policy Pulse provides an overview of the state and federal landscape in advance of the 2024 election, the ramifications of potential legislation, the presidential candidates’ housing plans, and how shifts in party control may impact affordable housing and policy legislation throughout Cinnaire’s footprint. Click here to see Cinnaire’s October 2024 Policy Pulse
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This edition of Policy Pulse provides updates on potential legislation developments leading up to November’s election, the presidential candidates’ housing plans, state budget appropriations for affordable housing and policy legislation throughout Cinnaire’s footprint, and comments submitted by Cinnaire on rulemakings or requests through the FHFA and CMF. Click here to see Cinnaire’s September 2024 Policy
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Detroit’s Henry Street Restoration Includes Seven Buildings, 170 Units and a Full City Block Marking a momentous day in The District Detroit, Cinnaire Solutions and Olympia Development of Michigan were joined on August 28 by Mayor Mike Duggan, Michigan State Housing Development Authority, Housing and Revitalization Department and other city officials to commence the restoration
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit fund will create or preserve more than 1200 affordable homes across the Midwest Cinnaire announced the closing of the Cinnaire Fund for Housing Partnership 41, a $175.4 million multi-investor Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (Housing Credit) fund. The fund comprises 14 investors and will support the creation or preservation of 1,228 affordable
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Cinnaire’s Advancing Communities Podcast includes a special asset management series called AM With A&M. Asset management experts April Priebe (A) and Miranda Bialk (M) bring together thought leaders, policy makers, and others to discuss issues, share strategies and provide resources to professionals working in the field of asset management (AM). In this month’s podcast, Identifying and Managing Troubled/Special Assets,
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Cinnaire’s Advancing Communities Podcast includes a special asset management series called AM With A&M. Asset management experts April Priebe (A) and Miranda Bialk (M) bring together thought leaders, policy makers, and others to discuss issues, share strategies and provide resources to professionals working in the field of asset management (AM). In this month’s podcast, April
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Jennifer Everhart Named Chief Impact Officer; Donsia Strong Hill Named Executive Vice President of Equitable Engagement & Impact Strategies; and Ryan Robinson, President, Cinnaire Syndication Cinnaire announced the promotion of several team members to key new leadership positions in alignment with the organization’s long term strategic plan. These new executive level positions will support Cinnaire’s
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Cinnaire has announced the closing of the $55 million Ubuntu Fund, an equitable access fund developed to support affordable housing development with underinvested developers in the Midwest region. The creation of this fund was made possible through the investments of leading financial institutions – JPMorgan Chase, PNC Bank, KeyBank, and Fifth Third Bank. The fund
