New Moves by AHF 50 Companies

FUND RAISING: Avanath Capital Management (No. 36 owner), which is focused on the acquisition and preservation of affordable and workforce housing, closed its fourth discretionary fund in 2020 with $760 million in equity commitments, above its original commitment target of $550 million. Nearly half of the fund was raised during the pandemic and featured several […]

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New Moves by AHF 50 Companies

Avanath Capital Management (No. 36 owner), which is focused on the acquisition and preservation of affordable and workforce housing, closed its fourth discretionary fund in 2020 with $760 million in equity commitments, above its original commitment target of $550 million. Nearly half of the fund was raised during the pandemic and featured several foreign investors. […]

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Top 50 Affordable Housing Owners of 2020

The results are in for Affordable Housing Finance’s “Top 50 Affordable Housing Owners of 2020” and Avanath keeps moving up. We are proud to be one of the nation’s leading investors in affordable housing. […]

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Avanath Capital Management Acquires Two Affordable Properties

Avanath Capital Management has announced the acquisition of a senior affordable housing community located in Sterling, Virginia, and a historic affordable family community in San Jose, California, comprising 209 units in total. The properties were purchased for $44.65 million. The acquisitions represent the firm’s continued expansion into new markets as well as its ability to […]

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Avanath Capital Management Acquires Three Communities

Avanath Capital Management has acquired three affordable housing developments, adding 290 units to its existing portfolio of more than 10,000 units across the nation. The latest acquisitions involve two communities in Detroit and another in Orange City, Florida. […]

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Bold Solutions Needed to Address the Affordability Crisis

Big ideas and out-of-the-box solutions are needed to solve the nation’s affordability crisis, according to industry leaders. “The biggest issue is the growing divide between the availability of resources and the need for affordable housing at the entire spectrum of the market, both on the homeless side and the missing middle,” Richard Gerwitz, co-head of […]

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