An affiliate of GHC Companies has acquire the Seville Gardens Apartment community, a designated senior community.
Provided 25 tiny shelters for homeless Veterans at the VA with a gift from GHC Housing Partners + $100,000 from Change Reaction to support their transition into permanent housing.
The building recently underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation and is located just one block from Sloan’s Lake.
The Change Reaction launched the Wildfire Direct Giving Fund, providing thousands of families with checks to keep them going until other forms of compensation kick in and to supplement what they receive. All donations are carefully vetted and distributed through The Change Reaction’s network of local partners, according to the organization.
An affiliate of GHC Companies has acquire the Seville Gardens Apartment community, a designated senior community.
Provided 25 tiny shelters for homeless Veterans at the VA with a gift from GHC Housing Partners + $100,000 from Change Reaction to support their transition into permanent housing.
The building recently underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation and is located just one block from Sloan’s Lake.
Fairstead worked with Berkadia in closing a $30 million bridge loan for the refinancing of Woodside Gardens, a 144-unit community in Annapolis, Md. Fairstead bought the property from GHC Housing Partners, which acquired it in 2016 for $14.5 million,
Find out the 50 owners that have the most affordable housing units as of Jan. 1, 2020. GHC ranks #25
La Plata County commissioners approved about $2.9 million in bonds this week to help remodel and preserve an apartment complex on East Third Avenue as affordable housing.Tamarin Square, a 68-unit apartment complex built in 1982, is set to lose its affordable housing designation in 2023, according to La Plata County documents. The complex serves low-income […]
Every single one of Halcyon House’s 197 Section 8-subsidized apartments has been renovated — to the tune of more than $30,000 per unit — and community areas have been refreshed and expanded, including a new, small movie theater for residents. Owner GHC Housing Partners has also committed to keep the downtown apartments affordable for next 20 years
A major subsidized housing landlord added another 120 units to its Denver portfolio this month. California-based GHC Housing Partners bought 121 Section 8 apartments at six properties around Uptown and Capitol Hill in a deal that closed Jan. 10. The package sold for $19.5 million, or about $161,000 per unit.
