To break ground on its latest Miami affordable housing project, it took developer Housing Trust Group nearly a decade to navigate changing rules, an economic downturn and a credit crunch.
June 25, 2015 at 02:30 PM
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To break ground on its latest Miami affordable housing project, it took developer Housing Trust Group LLC nearly a decade to navigate changing rules, the economic downturn and a credit crunch.
For the next two phases of Courtside Family Apartments, the rules the developer must follow to seek state tax credits have changed again.
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