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1411 South Flower Street
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HDC Secures $66.5M Loan For Liv DTLA Affordable Housing Project In LA

1411 South Flower Street

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The Development Site located at 1411 South Flower Street in Los Angeles was the subject of a recent transaction involving a loan amount of $66,500,000. The funding was secured by Housing Diversity Corporation (HDC) for its 227-unit Liv DTLA affordable housing project, with contributions from lenders such as Arctaris Impact Investors and Elise Buik of United Way of Greater L.A.

Summary of transation details:

  • Property Type: Development Site
  • Transaction Amount: $66,500,000
  • Lender: Arctaris Impact Investors; Crowdstreet; Elise Buik - United Way of Greater L.A
  • Landlord: Brad Padden - Housing Diversity Corporation

Notably, the funding for the Liv DTLA project includes $34.9 million from United Way of Greater L.A. and $13.6 million from Arctaris Impact Investors. This financial support complements the $10 million raised through crowdfunding and $8 million from high-net-worth investors, furthering HDC's goal of addressing housing scarcity for low- to moderate-income households in Downtown Los Angeles.

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IMAGE: Brad Padden & Elise Buik DATE: 03/01/2024 ADDRESS: 1411 South Flower Street MARKET: Los Angeles ASSET TYPE: Development Site LENDER: Arctaris Impact Investors; Crowdstreet; Elise Buik - United Way of Greater L.A LANDLORD: Brad Padden - Housing Diversity Corporation LOAN AMOUNT: $66,500,000 NOTE: Housing Diversity Corporation (HDC) secured $34.9 million from United Way of Greater L.A. and $13.6 million from Arctaris Impact Investors for its nearly complete 227-unit Liv DTLA affordable housing project in Downtown Los Angeles, adding to the $10 million raised through crowdfunding and $8 million from high-net-worth investors. This funding supports HDC's mission to address housing scarcity for low- to moderate-income households and includes market-rate and affordable units, leveraging L.A.'s Transit-Oriented Communities program and federal opportunity zone tax breaks. # #

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