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Merritt provides $16.1 million in equity to PEP Housing's River City Senior Apartments to create 54 new units affordable to low-income seniors in Petaluma
OAKLAND, CA – Merritt Community Capital Corporation, a leading provider of equity capital for affordable housing in California, announced today that Ari Beliak has been named the
organization’s President and Chief Executive Officer.
Merritt Community Capital is pleased to welcome Carl Nichols as its new COO/CFO.
Merritt Community Capital Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of three new members to the Board of Directors: Chuck Cornell, Bob Williams, and Karen Smyda.
Merritt Community Capital Corporation Fund XX, LP, closed. A $42 million institutional low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) fund used to develop more than 400 affordable housing units in California.
The Camp Fire was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history and unfortunately Merritt was not immune to the devastation. Our Fund XIV project, Paradise Community Village was completely destroyed, leaving 36 senior families without a place to call home.
Merritt Community Capital announced that Monica Sharp will serve as the company’s new Director of Investor Relations and Fund Management.
Merritt Community Capital Raises $58 Million in Fund XIX
Merritt Community Capital announced that industry veteran Lisa Castillo will serve as the company’s new President.
Merritt Community Capital Raises $58 Million in Fund XIX
Merritt Community Capital Corp. recently closed its $75.5 million Multi-Investor Fund XVIII. Given the need to preserve existing units of affordable housing in California, there are, in Merritt’s Fund XVIII, seven acquisition rehab properties, five in Northern California and two in Southern California.
Merritt Community Capital Corporation Continues To Preserve Affordable Housing Units in California