“The Charleston Housing Authority (CHA) has received final approval from the City of Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review (BAR) for the redevelopment of 275 Huger Street, advancing a key affordable housing project on the peninsula.” Read the full article…
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Oak Terrace at St. Anna’s Park is featured in the Front Porch newsletter of the South Carolina Housing and Finance Development Authority
NREUV & NixDev chosen by WMATA to Develop Historic Deanwood Transit-Oriented Development project
“The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has selected Northern Real Estate Urban Ventures and Nix Development Co. to develop the 1.1-acre site in Ward 7. The project, which isn’t yet financed, is planned to include 169 mixed-income residential units with ground-floor retail.” Read full article.
Affordable Senior Community Opens in DC
“Atlantic Pacific Cos. and Nix Development Co. have completed Dix Street Residences, a 47-unit affordable senior housing community in Washington, D.C.” See full article.
Urban Institute’s – Expanding Opportunities for Developers of Color
2024 AHT Faith and Community Partnerships Symposium (Columbus, Ohio)
Nix Development featured in Spring 2024 Edition of Affordable Housing News
“Boutique real estate development and advisory firm Nix Development Company is leveraging strong industry connections and a community-centric strategy to bring new affordable housing to communities on the East Coast. “The company is led by Founder and President Ray Nix, who has over 25 years of experience in the affordable housing industry. Since its founding …
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Founder, Ray Nix serves as a panelist for Capital Impact Partners 2024 Launch for the 2nd HEAF Cohort
ULI Washington Pathways to Inclusion Presents: The Evolving Impact of Faith-Based Affordable Housing on Community Development, featuring Ray Nix
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Esau Jenkins Village in the News
“The tax credits fetch higher or lower prices depending on current tax laws, expectations about inflation and other factors. So the government gives up a dollar of tax that would otherwise be owed, and low-income housing developers get less than a dollar in return.” “For Esau Jenkins Village, federal income tax credits were sold for …