Phase 3 · Financing & Capital
Assembling the financing a supportive-housing project actually needs to get built.
Supportive and affordable housing rarely gets built on a single loan — it typically takes a mix of debt, equity, and public or philanthropic subsidy layered together. HC Real Estate Services structures that capital stack and works directly with the lenders, investors, and funders who provide it.
Assembling the mix of debt, equity, and subsidy sources — including tools like Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, grants, and Project-Based Vouchers — appropriate for a supportive-housing project.
Working with community-development lenders, banks, and mission-aligned investors to secure project financing.
Coordinating with public housing agencies, county and city funders, and philanthropic partners on grant and subsidy applications.
Building the development and operating pro formas that funders and lenders require to evaluate a project.
Working as one team. Capital is assembled together with lenders, investors, and public and philanthropic funders — HC Real Estate Services structures the stack and coordinates the relationships, rather than financing projects alone.