Yes, we provide construction and permanent debt for projects by leveraging sources other than LIHTC equity. Projects can be fully rent restricted or mixed-income.
Creating and revitalizing neighborhoods through tax credits and financing
Neighborhoods thrive when housing is accessible and affordable to low- and middle-income households. We provide innovative financing that goes beyond traditional affordable housing resources to help meet your community’s unique needs.
With industry expertise and comprehensive financial solutions, our Community Development Banking team is dedicated to supporting your affordable and workforce housing efforts from initial planning to property development.
We work with national, regional and local real estate developers that build or preserve affordable and workforce housing in low- and moderate-income communities.
The Commercial Real Estate Payments team takes a consultative approach to help you maximize today’s opportunities and achieve your long-term goals. With expertise in and comprehensive solutions for affordable and workforce housing property managers and Community Development Financial Institutions, the team can also help you optimize your property- and cash-management systems to increase efficiencies.
Yes, we provide construction and permanent debt for projects by leveraging sources other than LIHTC equity. Projects can be fully rent restricted or mixed-income.
Yes. Our Tax Oriented Investments group, part of the Commercial & Investment Bank, invests LIHTC equity as an upper-tier investor through syndicators. Email TOI_Equity@jpmorgan.com for more information.
No. However, we do have maximum exposure limits for sponsors/guarantors.
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