AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing Policy & Courts: Oregon’s appeals court cleared the way for more conversions of existing buildings into affordable housing, a win for DevNW after BOLI rulings pushed prevailing-wage costs onto repurposed projects. Affordable Housing Delivery: Seattle’s social housing developer paused lowest-income applications at its new Belltown building while adding on-site services, with processing set to restart by November. Local Leadership Changes: Charlotte’s housing authority CEO Fulton Meachem announced retirement, with Inlivian citing major mixed-income apartment milestones. Development & Financing: Atlanta approved about $14.8M in tax savings for Amsterdam Walk’s 539-unit multifamily plan on the Beltline; Lynn broke ground on an $85M seniors affordable project replacing the former Union Hospital with 150 units and on-site health care. Market Pressure: Colorado home sales slowed as mortgage rates climbed above 7%, while Wyoming brokers said the Fed-driven rise is likely to lengthen days on market rather than trigger a crash. New Supply: Cheyenne opened West End Flats with 101 downtown apartments, and Winnipeg’s Old Kildonan saw a $40M, 90-unit complex break ground. Investor/Deal News: FortuneX and WT Realty inked a business combination agreement to form a Nasdaq-listed public holding company.
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