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January 19, 2022 – OAKLAND, CA
Merritt Community Capital, California’s nonprofit investor for affordable housing tax credit equity, closed the final round for Fund XXII in December, raising $137 million, the largest California ...
Congratulations to the Housing Authority of San Luis Obispo (HASLO) on the financing closing for the Apartments at Toscano, a new construction development in San Luis Obispo. The project will contain 38 one, two, and three-bedroom ...
We are excited to announce the addition of Paul Carney as Merritt’s new CFO/COO. Paul, who is transitioning from Merritt’s board, brings over twenty years of experience in affordable housing and community development in both the ...
Paradise Community Village rises anew following the devastation of the 2018 Camp Fire. Read the full story:
Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits December 2021
Paradise Community Village, developed by CHIP (Community Housing ...
It is our pleasure to honor Bank of America this year as Merritt's 2021 Investor of the Year! Bank of America has been with Merritt from the very beginning and their long-term, reliable partnership has resulted in over 10,000 ...
Merritt provides $10.9 million in equity to Eden Housing to preserve 33 apartments and create 6 new units for low-income families in Santa Clara County.
In our largest single investment to date, Merritt provides $31.9 million in equity to Allied Housing to create 125 new units in the Bay Area as extremely low income and permanent supportive housing for those experiencing homelessness.
Merritt provides $7.6 million in equity to Solano Affordable Housing Foundation to recapitalize and rehabilitate 56 affordable units in the Bay Area as low income housing for families.
Merritt provides $7.3 million in equity to Many Mansions to create 26 new units in Southern California as permanent supportive housing units for those experiencing homelessness.
We Are Merritt - Housing CA 2021 Video
Merritt provides $14.2 million in equity to PEP Housing and EAH Housing to create 60 new units in the Bay Area as extremely low income and permanent supportive senior housing for those experiencing homelessness.
Merritt Community Capital Closes Fund XXII, Largest to Date. The latest $102 million fund will create 452 affordable homes across California.
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