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Investors
Learn about the HIT’s investment record as a fixed-income fund and its success in investing union capital for the financing of housing.
Housing Finance
Discover why the HIT is an outstanding resource for structuring the complex financial transactions often needed for housing development.
Impact Investing
Find out about the impact of the HIT’s socially responsible investments and its strategy of “community investing.”
Our Investments A 35-Year History of Impact Investing
Betances Senior Apartments The project is being developed by Breaking Ground, New York’s largest developer of supportive housing. View
Longwood II Apartments The six story project will create 115 new units of housing with 13% of those units affordable to families earning 70% or less of the Area Median Income under the City’s I... View
Project 29 (Church + State) The 11- story and 5-story project will create 158 new units of housing along with a parking garage both near the Cuyahoga River and the city’s main business district. View
Zvago Cooperative at Lake Superi... The four-story project will create 51 new units of senior housing overlooking Lake Superior. View
Bassett Creek Apartments The project will create 139 market rate units of housing with 3,670 square feet of retail space on the main level. Betances Senior Apartments View
Special Reports Impact, Insights, Information
2019 Semi-Annual Report
About the HIT
Project Impacts
Special Reports Archive
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