Adaptive Reuse

An old historic mill is being converted into 42 affordable housing units and an 8 unit building of new construction is being added to the site

An old historic building that housed Noland Plumbing Distributors was adapted into 60 affordable housing units using historic tax credits and LITHC credits

A historic door and window factory in Milwaukee was converted into 69 affordable housing units.

An old mill comprised of 4 existing historic buildings was converted to 60 affordable housing units.

A historic school in Prince Edwards County is being saved from ruin and converted into 20 upscale apartments.

65 units of elderly affordable housing in four different buildings on three different sites that were about three miles apart

Part of the old Lockmore Mill burned prior to start up of an adaptive reuse project.

An old historic 4-story industrial building was converted into 41 units of affordable housing. All historic fabric was preserved.

The old Waco high school was converted into 104 units of affordable houding, including 2 elevators. Financing included LITC and Historic credits.