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LIIF’s Natasha Dowell Shares Insights at ULI Atlanta’s Livable Communities Council Fall Meeting

Today, Loan Officer, Southeast Region Natasha Dowell (photo, third left) joined community-development leaders at the fall meeting of the Urban Land Institute Atlanta’s Livable Communities Council. The agenda centered on Mayor Andre Dickens’ Place-Based Initiatives Strategy, with South Atlanta serving as a powerful case study for how community-driven revitalization can take shape. Natasha’s three key…

LIIF Partners with Lift to Rise to Provide Early-Stage Catalytic Capital for Palm Desert Family Apartments in Coachella Valley, California

Through the We Lift: Coachella Valley Housing Catalyst Fund, LIIF and partner Lift to Rise each provided Affirmed Housing half of the capital for two loans supporting their planned affordable housing community in Palm Desert: Palm Desert Family Apartments will comprise 298 units for community members earning 30%-70% of the area median income (AMI). Affirmed…

LIIF Provides Catalytic Capital to SERP in Raleigh, North Carolina

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,…

LIIF Honored with Award at Community League of the Heights Gala

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…

LIIF and Community Leaders Tour Co-Located Tamien Station in San Jose, California

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…