NOAH Impact Fund Partners with Aeon to Preserve 118 Homes
Aeon and the NOAH Impact Fund completed the purchase of The Provinces in Little Canada to preserve the building as affordable for Minnesota families.
Construction Begins for The Flats at Grandview Commons
Minnesota Equity Fund is a strategic partner in the development, which will bring 94-units of affordable housing designed for working families to Madison, WI.
More than 750 Apartment Homes to Remain Affordable Thanks to Broad Partnership
NOAH Impact Fund resources helped support the preservation of one of the largest portfolios of unsubsidized affordable housing in the Twin Cities.
New Housing Provides Hope for Veterans Struggling with Homelessness
Minnesota Equity Fund and Cinnaire worked with UnitedHealth Group to provide military veterans with quality, permanent housing with supportive services in Minneapolis.
Beacon Hill Named a “Top Project of 2016”
The Minnesota Equity Fund provided $2.5 million in tax credit equity for this project that will serve a diverse mix of more than 120 tenants in Grand Rapids.
Latest Way Local Governments are Trying to Combat the Twin Cities’ Affordable Housing Crisis
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.
Gateway Renovations Get High Marks
The renovations were supported in part by $15.5 million in low-income housing tax credits issued by Minnesota Housing through a partnership with the Minnesota Equity Fund and with Cinnaire.
UHC Invests $18.3 Million to Help Build New Affordable Housing in Michigan
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority approved the Low Income Housing Tax Credits, with Minnesota Equity Fund and Cinnaire securing the equity funding from UnitedHealthcare.
Editorial: Another Way to Keep Housing Affordable
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.
10 years in, Duluth’s San Marco Apartments considered a model
For the last decade, the property has provided stable living arrangements and supportive services for 70 people who would otherwise be homeless.