Issue No. 2  Summer 2009 Community Center Views on Housing and Economic Development
 
 
  Preserving Existing Housing Stock

 
  AHP Video: Bowdoin Lodging Houses

 
  Bank Offers New Discounted Advance

 
  Bank Sponsors Tax Credit Forums

 
  Member Interview: Using the EBP

 
  In This Issue: Preserving Existing Housing Multimedia Profiles

 


Round two of the 2008 Affordable Housing Program (AHP) included a large number of applications seeking funding to renovate existing affordable housing.

“Some of these buildings have been operating for more than a decade and are now in need of rehabilitation,” says Christine Rogers, senior community investment manager at the Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston. “It often makes more economic sense to rehab and bring an existing building up to current standards than build a new building.”

In this issue of OnSite, we take a look at how developers are using the AHP's subsidized advance to help maintain existing affordable housing. Click on the links above to read the stories and view the video.

Avesta Housing Converts a Vacant School to Affordable Housing in Kennebunk, Maine

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Summer 2008

     


    Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston l Housing and Community Investment Department 1-888-424-3863


  Ken Willis, Vice President/Director
Mary Ellen Jutras, Assistant Vice President/Deputy Director
Theo Noell, Manager of Programs and Outreach
Martin Corona, Senior Community Investment Manager
Tobi Goldberg, Senior Community Investment Manager
Christine Rogers, Senior Community Investment Manager
Kathy Naczas, Senior Community Investment Manager
Paulette Vass, Community Development Advance Manager
Holly Frades, Housing and Community Investment Assistant
April Gancarz, Housing and Community Compliance Analyst


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