We are honored to work with community leaders on projects that promote individual well-being and community connections.   

A key first step is documenting your program’s record of successes.

Below are some of the projects where we did this first, next identified and secured financing to build, rehabilitate and efficiently operate over the long term.

Project	Financing
Ebenezer Park Apartments – Minneapolis 200 senior and disabled units Owner:  Ebenezer	$15 million – Preservation, rehabilitation, HUD MAP mortgage, deferred loans
Ebenezer Tower Apartments – Minneapolis 192 senior units Owner:  Ebenezer	$14 million  – Preservation, rehabilitation, tax credits, HOME
Higher Ground – Minneapolis 251 beds/units for homeless individuals Owners:  Catholic Charities and Community Housing Development Corporation	$18 million – New construction, bonds, deferred loans, grants Continuum of housing for homeless individuals: shelter, transitional and permanent
Visitation Place – Saint Paul 16 family units Owner: Catholic Charities	$130,000 – Operations re-do with tax credit investor, private funds
Dale Street Place – Saint Paul 151 senior and disabled units Owner: Community Housing Development Corporation	$12 million – Preservation, rehabilitation, bonds
Hope Block Stabilization – Minneapolis 25 units for homeless individuals 25 family and workforce units Owner: Hope Communities	$2 million – Preservation, deferred loans
Brandes Place – Fridley 16 family townhome units Owner: Community Housing Development Corporation	$5 million – New construction, tax credits, deferred loans, donated land
Vadnais Highlands – Vadnais Heights 35 family townhome units Owner: Community Housing Development Corporation	$3 million – Rehabilitation, refinance, Section 8, deferred loans, acquisition from retiring owner
Evergreen – Hutchinson 62 senior units Owner: Community Housing Development Corporation	$5 million – Refinance, deferred HOME loan
Willow Apartments – Little Falls 29 family townhouse and apartment units Owner: Community Housing Development Corporation	$1 million – Land swap and replacement, refinance, deferred loan
Oakland Square – Minneapolis 31 family units Owner: Community Housing Development Corporation	$5 million – Acquisition and refinance, LIHTC, scattered site, bifurcation of first mortgage