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Greystone Provides $39M for VA Affordable Housing Development 

Greystone has provided $39 million in Freddie Mac Tax-Exempt Loan (TEL) Unfunded Forward financing to non-profit housing developer Arlington Partnership for the construction of 265 units of a 516-unit affordable housing property in Tysons, Virginia. The financing was originated by Pharrah Jackson of Greystone.

The project, located at 1592 Spring Hill Road, is part of The Exchange at Spring Hill Station development and will be the first 100% affordable housing property in Tysons. The building will consist of two 20-story residential condominiums, Dominion North and Dominion South, as well as a community center condominium owned by Fairfax County Government.  

Amenities will include community rooms, a business center, landscaped courtyard, resident support services, resident lounge, and laundry facilities. The unit mix includes one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units with varying affordability restrictions. The financing includes a 48-month construction period with a 17-year permanent loan term. 

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About Emily Fu

Emily Fu is Content Director of Connect Commercial Real Estate, where she covers the east coast markets, including New York, Boston & New England, and DC & Mid-Atlantic markets. She produces daily news stories as well as longer-form content, ranging from Q&As to thought-leadership pieces. She also writes feature stories for Connect Money. With previous stints at Reuters, Seeking Alpha, and Commercial Observer, Emily has covered the finance side of the commercial real estate industry, technology, media, telecom (TMT), and fashion. She attended the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and currently resides in Manhattan.

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