NEF's CEO, Matt Reilein, was quoted in two articles published in the March/April issue of Affordable Housing Finance. Sharing NEF's outlook as a syndicator and a leader in the industry is a priority and a great win for the organization as a whole!
"Focusing on that 'missing middle,' where you don't have the huge federal subsidy, like LIHTC, to really support the development of affordable housing, aligned perfectly with our mission to develop creative solutions to expand the creation and preservation of affordable housing," says Daryl Shore, Head of Structured Financing at NEF, in the Mixed-Income Developments section of the June issue of Tax Credit Advisor magazine.
We are excited to share that our very own SVP and Chief Human Resources Officer, Jaclyn Jackson, is a member of the Executive Board of the Chicago Region chapter of How Women Lead! This group of more than 15,000 senior executive women nationwide is working on empowering women, and the Chicago chapter's goal is to reach 10,000 women leaders in the area over the next 5 years.
Congratulations to our partners at Community HousingWorks (CHW) on their expansion into Texas with the acquisition of Park at Woodland Springs, a 250-unit development right outside of the Houston area. Over the years, CHW has contributed heavily to the the preservation and new development of affordable housing throughout California...
NEF is thrilled to announce that we have made an investment in Esusu, a leading financial technology company that leverages rent reporting for credit building. This collaboration is a milestone for NEF as our first strategic technology investment in the community development and affordable housing space...
Congratulations to our partners at Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing (APAH) on the grand opening of Terwilliger Place! Located in Arlington, Virginia, Terwilliger Place brings160 units of affordable housing to the community, 50 percent of which will have veterans preference. Within the D.C. metro area, there are more 236,000 veterans with 20-34 percent being burdened by the housing crisis...