Historic Tax Credits

A real estate developer and property manager based in Cincinnati, Ohio, specializing in adaptive reuse and value‑add projects for multifamily and mixed‑use properties. The firm renovates historic buildings and leverages state historic tax‑credit programs to convert and operate combined residential and commercial spaces.

Heartland Properties is a Wisconsin-based developer active in Green Bay–Appleton, Madison and Milwaukee. It develops and manages multifamily and senior-housing projects, emphasizing affordable housing via ground-up development and adaptive reuse that frequently taps historic tax-credit financing.

Developer based in the San Francisco Bay Area specializing in multifamily and mixed-use projects executed through adaptive-reuse and value-add strategies. Focuses on urban infill and sustainability, leverages historic tax credits and public–private partnerships, and undertakes development, ownership, and property operations of residential and commercial components.

House Investments is an investment firm that funds, develops, and manages multifamily, student, and senior housing. It pursues ground-up development, adaptive reuse, and distressed acquisitions, with emphasis on affordable housing, historic tax-credit projects, Opportunity Zones, and community-centered revitalization.

Hunt Capital Partners is an investor focused on affordable multifamily and senior housing in Colorado, Florida and Texas markets, including Denver, El Paso and Jacksonville. The firm engages in LIHTC-backed development, historic tax-credit projects and public–private partnerships, and provides acquisition, ownership and asset management services.

InterUrban Development is a real estate developer active in Oregon and Washington (Portland, Seattle, Spokane-Spokane Valley), focused on mixed-use urban infill. The firm undertakes ground-up development and adaptive reuse, and provides development, ownership, and advisory services, including historic tax-credit structuring.

MCM Company is a developer operating in Chicago, Cleveland, Kansas City and Pittsburgh (Illinois, Ohio, Missouri, Pennsylvania), concentrating on adaptive-reuse and value-add projects. It focuses on multifamily and mixed-use properties and frequently leverages historic tax incentives for preservation and institutional rehabilitation.

It is a nonprofit developer in Boston and greater Massachusetts specializing in affordable multifamily and senior housing. It engages in ground-up construction and adaptive reuse, leverages historic tax credits, and emphasizes sustainability, transit-oriented sites, and community-centered ownership and property management.

Stone House Development is a Wisconsin developer concentrating on multifamily projects in the Madison and Green Bay–Appleton markets. It focuses on ground-up and adaptive-reuse development of affordable housing using LIHTC and historic tax credits, and includes property ownership and management activities.