Atrium Court, a new affordable housing and retail development located at 7324 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S. in Seattle, recently opened.
Located steps from the Othello Light Rail Station, the transit-oriented project brings 271 new apartment homes for working families and community-serving retail to one of South Seattle’s most diverse communities. The development was financed through a public-private partnership including a $15 million equity investment from the AIC CEI-Boulos Opportunity Fund, a joint venture between Allivate Impact Capital and CEI-Boulos Capital Management, and a $16 million below-market loan from Amazon’s housing fund.
The project was co-sponsored by O.Z. Navigator, a partnership between Housing Diversity Corporation and Nitze-Stagen focused on long-term community benefit in Seattle’s Opportunity Zones. Trez Capital provided $41 million in primary construction financing. The completed development supports permanent jobs in property management and ground-floor retail operations. The project was designed by Neiman Taber Architects and built by STS Construction Services.
Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy told the legislature Thursday that the province’s response to economic uncertainty is to “build, and to build together.” But the Fall Economic Statement he delivered forecasts considerably less building than the government expected just six months ago. Ontario now projects 65,100 housing starts in 2027, down from 70,300 in its...
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Five major Canadian banks are financing a 917-unit rental development in Etobicoke, where construction is now underway on a site previously planned for condominiums. CBRE Capital arranged the conventional, uninsured construction financing for EllisDon Developments and Windsor Private Capital’s two-tower project at 80–90 Fieldway Rd., near Kipling station. The LiUNA Pension Fund is also an...
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Peakhill Capital has launched a $750-million construction lending program for rental housing developments across Canada, with $450 million in loans already closed under the new platform this year. The Toronto-based lender announced Thursday that its Everest program, backed by an initial institutional commitment, will provide CMHC-insured construction loans ranging from $4 million to $200 million....
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