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NEF has invested $6.4B of equity that has helped build 94,000 homes in 1,600 projects across America.

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NEF Equity Finances "Green" Supportive Housing Development


Verne Barry PlaceThe $19 million Verne Barry Place offers permanent supportive housing to homeless and disabled residents, including veterans, in and around Grand Rapids, Mich. This renovation-and-new construction project preserves three existing historic structures and links them with a newly built LEED- certified “green” building. Read more.

Housing Stimulus Package


The Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 will help stabilize disinvested neighborhoods, offer relief to families stung by the foreclosure crisis and attract new capital to affordable housing developments that address the needs of low-income renters and homeowners. 

Read the press release on the LISC/NEF reaction to the legislation.
Get more details on how the new law will impact the LIHTC market.

NEF Funds Connecticut's First Green Multifamily Project


NEF invested $8.9MM of equity in the $22.2MM Hollander Foundation Center, an historic preservation and restoration of the landmark Capitol Building in downtown Hartford. The building will be LEED-certified upon completion in 2009. Read more.

The BUZZ


Buzz Roberts, LISC Senior Vice President for Policy and one of the country’s leading
voices on affordable housing policy and LIHTCs, analyzes legislative efforts to address
new housing credit realities in the most recent Journal of Tax Credit Housing.
Read The BUZZ.

New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC)


The program represents the largest federal community development tax initiative in nearly 20 years and is designed to provide investors with credits against federal income tax in return for new investments made in eligible businesses and commercial projects in low-income areas, thereby stimulating the investment of private capital in distressed communities. Learn more.