AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing & Affordability: Seattle’s social housing developer paused applications for the lowest-income renters in its new Belltown building, citing the need to line up on-site services; processing is set to restart by November. Senior Housing: Lynn, Massachusetts is moving ahead with an $85M project to replace the former Union Hospital with 150 affordable senior apartments plus on-site health care, targeting completion in late 2027. Rent & Rates Pressure: Colorado home sales are slowing as mortgage rates climb above 7%, with brokers warning demand could soften further. Local Housing Leadership: Charlotte’s housing authority CEO Fulton Meachem announced retirement, with the quasi-public agency (Inlivian) having delivered 1,600+ mixed-income units. Development Deals: Atlanta approved about $14.8M in tax savings for Portman Holdings’ Amsterdam Walk to build 539 multifamily units with 39 restricted at 80% AMI. Commercial/Investing: Jamestown’s Ponce City Market marks its 100th anniversary with a monthlong celebration, highlighting continued redevelopment momentum.
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