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Financing Affordable and Workforce Housing
Creating and revitalizing neighborhoods through tax credits and financing

140K+
affordable housing rental units created and preserved1
$25.3B+
committed to finance affordable housing

Community Development Banking
Our Community Development Banking business is proud to support vibrant and diverse neighborhoods like yours by providing loans, investments and services for low- and moderate-income families and communities across the U.S.

What we do
With industry expertise and comprehensive financial solutions, our Community Development Banking team is dedicated to supporting your affordable and workforce housing efforts from initial planning to property development.
Who we serve
We work with national, regional and local real estate developers that build or preserve affordable and workforce housing in low- and moderate-income communities.

The foundation of strong communities
Neighborhoods thrive when housing is affordable and accessible, and residents can enjoy better health, education and earnings. We take pride in growing affordable and workforce housing and developing long-term solutions.
How we approach promoting inclusive neighborhoods

Full-service treasury solutions
The Community Development Banking Treasury Services team takes a consultative approach to help you maximize today’s opportunities and achieve your long-term goals. With expertise in and comprehensive solutions for affordable and workforce housing property managers and Community Development Financial Institutions, the team can also help you optimize your property- and cash-management systems to increase efficiencies.

Gain access to the full depth of the bank
- Acquisition financing
- Construction loans and financing
- Direct bond purchase
- Fannie Mae™ multifamily affordable housing lending
- Letters of credit to support bond financing
- Permanent financing
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January 2015 - December 2024