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Need flexible capital? Make LIIF your lender of choice.
Looking to make an impactful investment? Connect with LIIF.
Have facilities needs? LIIF supports government agencies and child care providers.
Looking to make a difference? LIIF advocates so communities are strengthened.
LIIF has provided Capstone Equities $8.85 million in early-stage catalytic funding toward their acquisition of a vacant 43.5-acre site in Oceanside. The San Diego County development will include Olive Park Apartments and a publicly accessible pedestrian connection to the existing College Boulevard Sprinter Station across 25% of the total parcel land area; the remaining 75%…
LIIF National Policy Manager Makenzi Sumners shared insights on The Road Home podcast from the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV). On the episode, “Bridging Capital and Communities with the Low Income Investment Fund,” she spoke on how community development financial institutions (CDFIs), such as LIIF, are investing in communities of opportunity across the nation, while…
LIIF has provided catalytic capital to support SERP, the City of Raleigh and Wake County in their first partnership to construct 25 affordable rental homes across nine city-owned parcels, situated in residential neighborhoods within walking distance of Raleigh’s Downtown Central Business District. The SERP Small-Scale Scattered Site Project will include a mix of single-family homes,…
At tonight’s annual Community League of the Heights (CLOTH) gala in New York City, Vice President, Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Regions Kirsten Shaw accepted a “Community Service Award” on behalf of LIIF. She spoke of the fact that we’ve invested over $1 billion to finance projects that have created or preserved 100,000+ affordable homes. While LIIF is…
Today was the ribbon-cutting for Palm Springs’ Aloe Palm Canyon Apartments, a brand-new, 71-unit development that is now home to those aged 55+, with 25 units for seniors formerly experiencing being unhoused. With one-bedroom apartments available to households in the 20%-80% area median income (AMI) range, Aloe Palm Canyon is a major step in tackling…
Today was the groundbreaking for Clairmont Family Apartments in the Metro Atlanta city of Chamblee, Georgia. LIIF staff at the event were Jonny Newburgh, Felicia Echols, Dona Black and Natasha Dowell (bottom photo, left to right), with Dona honored to speak on behalf of our organization (top photo) and participate in the actual groundbreaking ceremony…
For most families, child care and housing are the two biggest expenses in the budget – and in many communities it can be a struggle to find affordable options. That’s why LIIF prioritizes “co-location” projects that include both affordable housing units and affordable child care facilities under the same roof. Last week, LIIF Senior Vice President, National ECE Angie Garling and…
LIIF has provided a $4.67 million acquisition loan and a $750,000 predevelopment loan to CRP Affordable Housing and Community Development (CRP) for their Pinnacle Pass project in Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz County, California. The LIIF acquisition loan utilizes $500,000 of Capital Magnet Funds (CMF) as credit enhancement, allowing the loan-to-value (LTV) to be 100%. A traditional bank…
Nurturing teachers, safe facilities, engaging activities — these are what most people think about when they think of high-quality early care and education (ECE). What about access to nature? Today, LIIF was honored to host Mayor Daniel Lurie, Supervisor Chyanne Chen, San Francisco Department of Early Childhood (DEC), SF Children in Nature and other partners for…
LIIF congratulates Little Tokyo Service Center on today’s grand opening of the Umeya Apartments in Downtown Los Angeles. This newly constructed building will be home to 175 families and individuals, including 88 who were formerly experiencing homelessness. LIIF supported this development with an $8.5 million Golden State Acquisition Fund (GSAF) loan complemented by a $1.5 million…