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2016 media kitAmerica’s Affordable Housing Resource

2015 MEDIA KIT • A F F O R DA B L E H O U S I N G N EWS .CO M

The mission of Affordable Housing News is to

inform, engage and entertain its readers through

thought- provoking content geared towards the

affordable housing professional. By way of both

print and online avenues, we will showcase notable

projects and success stories, and highlight strategic

business and best-practice methodologies, while

simultaneously keeping up to speed on the most recent

government regulations and tax credit offerings. For our

advertisers, we look to promote a forum in which to

showcase their work or product in front of a qualified,

decision-making readership. In doing this, we target the

people who influence purchasing decisions to provide

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For many disadvantaged, working and lower income families, homeownership is

out of reach. The benefit of affordable housing is in its ability to enable families to have the

opportunity to live in communities close to work, education, and affordable transportation, while

making provision for those most at-risk in our society. Is it any wonder then; that the question of

an affordable housing provision exists as one of our greatest challenges to our ongoing socio-

economic stability?

Affordable Housing News (AHN) is a key player in the delivery of information for this vitally

important industry sector covering the provision and implementation of affordable housing options

across the United States of America.

We strive to serve as a vital resource in spreading news of current developments and good works

undertaken in this sector. For both investors and operators, we educate, and provide guidelines

about strategy and regulation in the affordable housing industry.

Our readers include the industry’s most well-known managers, owners, contractors, lenders and

industry stakeholders.

Through in-depth interviews, case studies and strategic leadership spotlights, AHN recognizes

those who epitomize the best in affordable housing.


We strive to serve as a vital resource in spreading news of current developments

and good works undertaken in this sector. For both investors

and operators, we educate, inform and provide guidelines about

strategy and regulation in the affordable housing industry.


Q1 - SPRING 2016Sales Deadline: 2/8/16Copy Deadline: 2/15/16Cover/Theme: Leading CPAsDevelopment Trends: MultifamilySpecial Feature: Serving At-Risk and Disabled TenantsGreen Building: Green Design ImprovementsUS Regional Focus: Northeast Strategy & Operations:

Q2 - SUMMER 2016Sales Deadline: 5/9/16Copy Deadline: 5/16/16Cover/Theme: Leading LendersDevelopment Trends: Alternative Funding SourcesSpecial Feature: Rental AffordabilityGreen Building: Can Green Save Money?US Regional Focus: SoutheastStrategy & Operations: HUD Compliance Tips

Q3 - FALL 2016Sales Deadline: 8/8/16Copy Deadline: 8/15/16Cover/Theme: Leading Property ManagersDevelopment Trends: Developing for Seniors and VeteransSpecial Feature: Innovative Social Service PartnersGreen Building: Greenest Federal Housing AgenciesUS Regional Focus: West Coast & HawaiiStrategy & Operations: Asset Management

Q4 - WINTER 2016Sales Deadline: 11/7/16Copy Deadline: 11/14/16Cover/Theme: Leading LawyersDevelopment Trends: Transit-Oriented DevelopmentSpecial Feature: Policy and Legislation ComplianceGreen Building:US Regional Focus: MidwestStrategy & Operations: Mixed-Use Strategies

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Each issue delivers a toolbox of information and insight geared toward helping you solve the challenges that affect your projects and

the way you do business. You will also find incisive and informative editorials that address

lessons learned, government and policy issues surrounding the construction industry and how

economic and other factors will impact business-making decisions over the next few years.

Summer 2015 $16.00affordablehousingnews.com

“Every property is unique and every client has different needs and expectations. Each comes with a different set of goals and requirements,” says Kerri Toth, President of Royal American Management. “We have a sound organizational structure and proven processes which allow us to be highly responsive. We provide superior service and the utmost flexibility to meet the growing portfolios and ever changing needs of our valued clients.”

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“We do a lot of special-needs housing,” says Mark Fuller, President of the DePaul Group.

“DePaul has been involved with the deaf community for 30 years, and involved in providing housing for persons who are deaf and mentally ill for a long time. The fact that we provide really high-quality housing for both persons with limited incomes and people with special needs makes DePaul very unique.”

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THE TAHITI AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMPLEX, WHICH REPLACES A DETERIORATED DINGBAT COMPLEX, PROVIDES CRITICALLY NEEDED HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN SANTA MONICA. ITS UNIQUE DESIGN ALLOWS EACH UNIT ACCESS TO NATURAL LIGHT AND VENTILATION AND THE COMPLEX BALANCES PRIVACY WITH COMMUNITY BUILDING VIA A GEOMETRIC REGULARITY THAT HAS BEEN INNOVATIVELY EXTRUDED. DESIGNED TO EXCEED LEED STANDARDS, THE SITE IS ORGANIZED SO THAT ALL STORM WATER IS DIRECTED TO A CENTRAL WATER RETENTION AND RECHARGE BASIN. OVER THIS RESERVOIR IS A TIMBER BAMBOO FOREST THAT IS THE CENTRAL LANDSCAPE ELEMENT, CRISSCROSSED BY BRIDGES AT TWO LEVELS. THE COOL MICROCLIMATE ESTABLISHED BY THIS BAMBOO GROVE ENHANCES NATURAL VENTILATION IN THE UNITS AND ENHANCES THE ECOLOGY AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENT BY RECLAIMING SITE AREA THAT WAS FORMERLY BASIC ASPHALT PAVING.

TAHITI HOUSING

Location: Santa Monica, CA

Architect: Kevin Daly Architects

Owner: Community Corporation

of Santa Monica


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COMMON AREAS ARE POSITIONED AROUND A 5,000 SQUARE FOOT, SUN-FILLED EXTERIOR COURTYARD THAT PROVIDES SECURE OUTDOOR SEATING AREAS AS WELL AS SPACES FOR MORE ACTIVE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND COMMUNITY GARDENING.

OTHER NOTABLE ASPECTS OF THE PROJECT CONTRIBUTING TO ITS SELECTION BY AIA INCLUDE ITS FOCUS ON SUSTAINABILITY. FOR STARTERS, THE PROJECT IS CONCEIVED AS A TRUE TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT. ITS SITE PUTS RESIDENTS WITHIN VERY SHORT WALKING DISTANCE OF A FULL RANGE OF COMMERCIAL, CULTURAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES AS WELL AS 2 SUBWAY LINES AND SEVERAL SEPTA BUS ROUTES. SUSTAINABLE FEATURES WITHIN THE BUILDING INCLUDE A VEGETATED ROOF TO HELP REDUCE DEMAND ON THE CITY‘S STORM WATER INFRASTRUCTURE, SOLAR PANELS TO ADDRESS SOME OF THE BUILDING‘S DOMESTIC HOT WATER NEEDS, AND A HIGH-PERFORMANCE THERMAL ENVELOPE THAT SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCES MECHANICAL LOADS.

JOHN C ANDERSON APARTMENTS

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Architect/Landscape Architect: WRT

Developer: Pennrose Development

Co-Developer: DMH Fund

WRT‘S DESIGN FOR THE JOHN C ANDERSON APARTMENTS (JCAA) IN PHILADELPHIA IS BEING HONORED WITH A 2015 NATIONAL HOUSING AWARD BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS (AIA). THE AWARD WILL BE FORMALLY PRESENTED AT THE ORGANIZATION‘S NATIONAL CONVENTION IN ATLANTA.

JCAA IS THE FIRST AFFORDABLE SENIOR HOUSING PROJECT IN THE EASTERN UNITED STATES TO BE DEVELOPED WITH THE ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT OF AN LGBT (LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER) COMMUNITY GROUP AND WITH THE SPECIFIC INTENT OF PROVIDING A SAFE AND WELCOMING “LGBT-FRIENDLY” LIVING ENVIRONMENT FOR THAT COMMUNITY’S UNDER-SERVED LOWER-INCOME ELDERS.

TO HELP ACHIEVE THE GOAL OF INTEGRATING THE PROJECT INTO ITS NEIGHBORHOOD, GROUND FLOOR AND COMMON AREAS ARE DESIGNED TO BE HIGHLY VISIBLE AND WELCOMING TO PASSERS-BY AND TO PROMOTE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTER-GENERATIONAL MIXING. SPECIAL FEATURES IN THE PROJECT INCLUDE A MAIN LOUNGE AREA THAT‘S TREATED MORE LIKE AN INFORMAL LIBRARY. BUILT-IN BOOKSHELVES IN THAT AREA ARE QUICKLY BEING FILLED WITH ITEMS DONATED BY RESIDENTS TO CREATE AN LGBT-ORIENTED COLLECTION. THAT SPACE, ALONG WITH OTHER KEY

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Each quarterly issue brings you, the industry professional, knowledge and information about individuals and companies in the market who are making big strides in all aspects of construction.

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Viridian Management

“One of our philosophies is that we want to make sure our employees know that the tenants are there as our customers,” says Mark Green, President of Viridian Management. “Sometimes in our industry, people get jaded because the clientele are often struggling financially or may have mental health issues. That attitude is something we don’t tolerate in our organization. We look at our tenants as customers and as providing us with business.”

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“We really try to push the envelope when it comes to architecture,” says Rella Fogliano, President of MacQuesten Development.

“We are very much involved in the whole development process. If we come across a material that is exciting and that is also sustainable, we will try to change the plan. We work very closely with the architect from the design of the concept through the actual design.”

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“Signing the Moving-to-Work Agreement with HUD was really a natural progression for the Atlanta Housing Authority,” said Tracey Scott, Vice President of Innovation for the Atlanta Housing Authority. “This was particularly true given our history and the vision that we began realizing in the 1990s, which was centered around the concept of transforming public housing and what it meant to low-income families. We wanted to move families intothe mainstream and towards self-sufficiency.”


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