AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoStructured Finance Expansion: TruAmerica says it’s moving into structured finance with a $27M preferred equity investment in a 251-unit apartment project in San Carlos, aiming to build a ~$500M private credit portfolio. Affordable Housing Pipeline: Barrie’s development charge waiver pilot is advancing, with a second intake that could deliver 836 homes (236 affordable) if projects hit deadlines. Local Housing Compliance: Turlock adopted its 2023-2031 housing element, rezoning 52 properties to meet California state requirements after complaints. Court-Backed Housing Dispute: Ashland’s housing fight continues as the town files its own appeal after a court sided with Lakes Region Community Developers. Property Tax Funding Risk: Jacksonville’s Eastside community benefits funding could pause if voters approve a property tax phaseout amendment tied to the Jaguars stadium deal. Real Estate Tech & Trust: A Georgia agent says Google suspended her business profile and won’t restore it despite appeals and verification attempts. Development Delays: Aspen’s Lift One corridor plan is set to take at least three more winters before a new lift opens, as construction sequencing moves forward. Korea Supply Push: South Korea plans to free greenbelt land for faster housing supply, with candidate sites due as early as September. Crime & Housing Safety: Milwaukee County’s clerk court staff member was suspended after a home search found fentanyl and cocaine, raising questions about public trust.
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