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Maison's Village I a 170-unit apartment complex for families in Palmdale, California, is a currently specified property in WNC's recently closed Institutional Tax Credit Fund 10, L.P., California Series 23 .

WNC & Associates, Inc. Closes $66.3 Million California Affordable Housing Fund, Marking 55 Years of Investment in Home State

WNC & Associates, Inc., a family-owned business known as both a pioneer and leader in the affordable housing industry, announced the closing of WNC Institutional Tax Credit Fund X California Series 23, L.P. (CA23). . .

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Green Hotel Apartments in Pasadena, California, is part of Community Preservation Partners' expanding national portfolio.

CPP Surpasses $5 Billion in Affordable Housing Investment Nationwide

Community Preservation Partners (CPP) a mission-driven national affordable-housing developer specializing in the recapitalization, rehabilitation, long-term preservation, and new construction of affordable housing communities, has surpassed $5 billion in affordable housing acquisitions and investment since its founding in 2004 . .

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Representatives Correa and Levin discuss housing at BUILD-PAC fundraiser.

Representatives Correa and Levin Discuss Housing at BUILD-PAC Fundraiser

With midterm elections just around the corner, BUILD-PAC Chairman/WNC President and CEO Will Cooper, Jr. and BUILD-PAC Trustee Emeritus/WNC Founder Will Cooper, Sr., hosted a fundraiser event featuring guests Representative Lou Correa (CA-46) and Representative Mike Levin (CA-49). . .

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Online Resources

Bank

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) have proposed changes to the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) which include increasing thresholds for categorization.

Impact Fee Reforms in California

In Impact Fee Reforms in California researchers from the Terner Center for Housing Innovation discuss findings about current impact fee policies and reforms in California.

Healthcare worker and family experiencing homeless

A Rutgers study has found organizations aiming to help homeless people with either housing or health care can be more effective when they form partnerships with other service groups.