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The latest issue of Affordable Housing Finance has released its annual ranking of the top 50 developers and owners in the affordable housing sector. The list highlights the companies that have completed the most units over the past year, reflecting ongoing efforts to address the nation's housing shortage.
Topping the developer list is a familiar name, with several major firms holding steady in the top five. The rankings are based on the number of units placed in service during the previous calendar year, as well as total units in the development pipeline. For owners, the list measures total units owned and managed, offering a snapshot of the largest portfolios in the country.
The report notes a continued shift toward preservation work and the use of Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, as new construction faces rising costs and supply chain delays. Several regional developers climbed the ranks by focusing on smaller, infill projects in high-cost markets.
The full breakdown includes not just the top 50 developers and owners, but also lists for top management companies and top lenders. Industry observers point to the data as a key indicator of where investment and policy attention are heading. The rankings come at a time when demand for affordable housing is at an all-time high, with many states pushing new funding initiatives to close the gap between supply and need.
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