real estate consulting
When structuring a development’s financing resources we believe that simpler is better. Simple is a rarity with affordable housing, so creativity and flexibility are vitally important.
When piecing together a financial plan, HPI commonly uses a variety of options including:
[creativ_columns structure=”33|33|33″][creativ_col position=”a”]- Low Income Housing Tax Credits
- Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits
- Tax-Exempt Bonds
- Insured Debt
- Conventional Debt
- HUD Mixed-Finance
- HOME
- CDBG
- Federal Home Loan Bank
- Wide variety of state and local programs
real estate consulting portfolio
Please contact Sung Ju Park, (502) 814-2730, for more information about our past consulting projects, current consulting opportunities, or new acquisition opportunities.
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INDEPENDENCE PARK (PHASE III)
Partnered with: Apple Patch Communities, Inc.
Project Type: New Construction
Total Development Cost: $2,600,000
Funding Sources: Low Income Housing Tax Credits
Total Units: 18
McBurney Manor
Partnered with: Corbin Housing Authority and Kersey & Kersey Architects
Project Type: New Construction and Adaptive Reuse
Total Development Cost: $4,500,000
Funding Sources: Low Income Housing Tax Credits
Total Units: 32
hillebrand house
Partnered with: SOCAYR, Inc.
Project Type: Acquisition and Rehabilitation
Total Development Cost: $20,300,000
Funding Sources: Low Income Housing Tax Credits and Tax Exempt Bonds
Total Units: 238
Jacob’s Village Senior Apartments
Partnered with: Jacob’s Village, Inc.
Project Type: New Construction
Total Development Cost: $1,650,000
Funding Sources: Indiana HOME, Indiana Development Fund Loan, Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, Private Foundation
Total Units: 12
Fort Webb Manor
Partnered with: Housing Authority of Bowling Green
Project Type: New Construction
Total Development Cost: $5,000,000
Funding Sources: HUD 202, CDBG and Private Equity
Total Units: 36
St. Vincent De Paul Homes
Partnered with: St. Vincent de Paul of Louisville, Inc.
Project Type: New Construction and Revitalization
Total Development Cost: $8,200,000
Funding Sources: Low Income Housing Tax Credits, 1602 Exchange, Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati, City of Louisville HOME
Total Units: 54