Aeon Closes on Minneapolis Portfolio for $27 Million
NOAH Impact Fund provided equity to support the preservation of 220 units of naturally occurring affordable housing for low-income residents in Minneapolis and Edina.
NOAH Impact Fund provided equity to support the preservation of 220 units of naturally occurring affordable housing for low-income residents in Minneapolis and Edina.
GMHF was recognized for the NOAH Impact Fund, a social impact capital structured fund that provides equity financing to preserve unsubsidized, affordable rental housing in Minnesota.
Aeon and the NOAH Impact Fund completed the purchase of The Provinces in Little Canada to preserve the building as affordable for Minnesota families.
NOAH Impact Fund resources helped support the preservation of one of the largest portfolios of unsubsidized affordable housing in the Twin Cities.
Two apartment complexes in Richfield tell the story of one way local governments are trying to maintain the region’s supply of privately owned affordable housing.
The Pioneer Press Editorial Board discussed how the NOAH Impact Fund will preserve the affordability of 1,000 unsubsidized rental units in the Twin Cities over the next three years.
Produced by Twin Cities PBS, Sold Out reveals the price we all pay when families are pushed out when modestly priced units are replaced with upscale developments.
The Star Tribune reported on the launch of the NOAH Impact Fund, which comes at a critical time for low- and fixed-income renters in the Twin Cities metro.
The NOAH Impact Fund is a new impact investment fund designed to acquire 1,000 units of rental housing and maintain affordable rents for 15 years.
Finance & Commerce covers the launch of our $25 million NOAH Impact Fund, where housing providers will be eligible for assistance in acquiring multifamily complexes across the metro.