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| Michael Gaber |
Minneapolis, MN (May 18,
2016) – WNC, a national investor in real estate and community development
initiatives, announced today the completed conversion of a 106-year-old
warehouse building into The Cameron
Apartments, a 44-unit affordable housing community in Minneapolis.
WNC provided nearly $4
million in low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) equity and historic tax credit
(HTC) equity to fund the adaptive reuse project.
Located at 756 N. Fourth
St., The Cameron Apartments is a four-story building comprised of 23 studio, 17
one-bedroom and four two-bedroom garden-style units for families. The historic
building was originally constructed in 1910.
“The Cameron Apartments
conversion was a unique project that transformed a rich part of Minneapolis’
century-old history into a modern, vital addition to the community,” said WNC
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Michael Gaber. “We are pleased to deliver, with the help of our
development partner, homes to local families in need, and to once again add to
the nation’s supply of affordable housing.”
The Cameron Apartments
provides residents with a fitness center, picnic/grilling area, onsite
caretaker, laundry facility, elevator and bike storage. Amenities within each
unit include an electric range, refrigerator, microwave oven, dishwasher,
secure intercom entry, patio/balcony and central air conditioning. A washer and dryer are standard in
two-bedroom units.
SR Development LLC
received the LIHTC equity to construct The Cameron Apartments. Brad Schafer and N. Christopher Richardson acted as the project developers.
For a complete copy of the company’s news release,
please contact:
Julie Leber
Spotlight Marketing
Communications
949.427.5172 ext. 703
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