Affordable Housing Designed to Blend in With Union Park Area
MyVillager profiled Marshall Avenue Flats, a new development in a desirable Saint Paul neighborhood, supported in part by a $12.4 million investment from the Minnesota Equity Fund.
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MyVillager profiled Marshall Avenue Flats, a new development in a desirable Saint Paul neighborhood, supported in part by a $12.4 million investment from the Minnesota Equity Fund.
The Winona Post covered the city's work with a consultant through the Greater Minnesota Housing Fund to find barriers to housing and conduct a land use audit.
The first modular home was delivered and placed on a vacant lot in Cass Lake. GMHF provided a $1 million revolving construction loan to fund 15 homes in the Cass Lake and Deer River area.
Whether you’re just starting out or have done a pro forma before, this free workshop is for you. You'll learn to complete and analyze a pro forma for single family acquisition or rehab projects.
GMHF provided a predevelopment loan for Vue Pointe Apartments, which will be one of the first passive design buildings in central Minnesota.
GMHF President & CEO Andrea Brennan said the legislation is a critical step forward in addressing Minnesota’s housing shortage, especially in rural communities.
Our CEO and President Andrea Brennan was quoted in a story for the AMPERS radio network about the unique challenges rural communities face in building affordable homes.
We are a proud funding partner of Schafer Richardson's Croft at Rosecott apartments, which brings much needed affordability to the fast growing suburb.
One Roof Community Housing plans to break ground in March 2026 on a new senior apartment and child care building. GMHF provided a $1.2M predevelopment loan to kickstart the project.
The City of Minneapolis featured local emerging developer James Crumble in their 2024 Impact Report, who was able to purchase a 29-unit NOAH property with City and GMHF funding.