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Commercial and multifamily mortgage delinquencies remained low in the fourth quarter of 2022, despite slight upticks across most lender groups

Alliant Capital Closes $281M Affordable Housing Investment Funds 

Alliant Capital, a subsidiary of Walker & Dunlop, has successfully closed two Section 42 Housing Tax Credit Investment Funds, raising a total of $281 million in equity investments with support from 13 investor partners and 17 developer partners. These funds are projected to have a combined economic impact of $414 million, generating over 2,000 jobs and bringing in $51 million in local tax revenue. 

The funds encompass 23 properties in 13 states across the United States, including new construction and extensive rehabilitation projects. Many of these properties will incorporate eco-friendly features such as sustainable design, LEED Platinum-rated buildings, and water-conscious landscaping. 

These funds will also support community services like resident health and wellness, education, financial literacy courses, food pantries, and more, benefiting hard-working individuals and families in need of affordable housing. 

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