Cinnaire has announced the closing of two Low-Income Housing Tax Credit funds totaling $193 million. These multi-investor funds – Cinnaire Fund for Housing (Fund 40) and Cinnaire Fund for Housing Mid-Atlantic 8 (MA8) – will support the creation of preservation of 1,849 affordable homes across 22 projects in nine states.
Cinnaire is a mainstay in the community development arena creating Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Equity Funds for more than 30 years to finance the new construction and rehabilitation of housing across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. These funds provide critical investments in affordable apartment communities by syndicating federal LIHTC investments for financial institutions, insurance companies and corporate investors, including both national and regional banks.
“2023 has been a remarkable year with our capital raising team and partners coming together to raise $417 million in equity investments to support 3,313 affordable homes,” said Josh Ghena, Cinnaire Senior Vice President, Equity Business Funding.
The $417 million in equity investments Cinnaire raised in 2023 will leverage $657 million in total development costs creating 2900 quality, affordable homes and providing housing for approximately 6,400 low-income individuals in 10 states.
Cinnaire Fund for Housing Fund 40 to Benefit Residents in the Midwest
Cinnaire’s Midwest Fund 40 raised $120 million in committed capital for a multi-investors LIHTC fund that will support the creation of 1,165 affordable homes across 15 new construction and rehabilitation projects in four Midwest states.
