Hoppe Development

We were accompanied by the Mayor of Lincoln, the South of Downtown Community Development Organization, and Lincoln Chamber of Commerce to break ground for our Center Terrace project, a transformative effort in housing and placemaking in the South of Downtown neighborhood. This project features 125 affordable housing units and will integrate a new location for Clinic with a Heart. This project is made possible with Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits administered by the Nebraska Investment Finance Authority, National Housing Trust Funds from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, ARPA Funding from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, City of Lincoln Affordable Housing Funds and tax increment financing. In addition, it has unique support from the Lincoln Community Foundation, Cooper Foundation, Woods Charitable Fund, and an anonymous donor who collaborated to provide a program related investment to ensure that significant number of rents are affordable and accessible to families on voucher programs. We thank all of the above, as well as our financing partners WNC, Horizon Bank, Security First Bank, Pinnacle Bank, West Gate Bank, and Union Bank & Trust. Finally, we recognize Lincoln Electric System, who is supporting the projects energy efficiency goals, Community Development Resources, who is administering grant funding to the benefit of the project, and Neighborworks Lincoln who supported meaningful community engagement between the neighborhood and Hoppe Development, and Lux Center for the Arts, who is supporting an art selection process.

Thank you to the community of Omaha for a lovely evening! We are lucky to be surrounded by such collaborative and creative design and development peers.

We appreciate Director Belitz's visit and support in cutting the ribbon! These projects are not possible without DED and state funding.

What a great way to end the week with a Ribbon Cutting Event in Lexington, NE at our new Vintage Rows Complex. Vintage Rows is made up of 34 units of senior affordable housing and approximately 20 units of affordable for-sale housing in a zero entry configuration. Special thanks to all the hard work and dedication from our team. We couldn't have done this without the help from Nebraska Investment Finance Authority, Nebraska Department of Economic Development, City of Lexington, Nebraska, MIDWEST HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND INC, Midwest Housing Equity Group, Sugar Creek Capital, Geoff DeOld, AIA, Olsson, Jill Grasso (i.e.design)

It's ribbon cutting season! And a great time to gather as a team. This week, we celebrated the opening of the next phase of the Bluestem Commons neighborhood, a 400 unit mixed income, mixed-product neighborhood that provides first class community design and amenities, but with units accessible to renters as low as 40% of area median income (AMI) and ownership opportunities for families at 150% of area median income and below. This next phase includes 134 units of workforce housing, as well as enhanced community amenities including pool, fitness center, and playground, made more affordable by the Rural Workforce Housing funds from the Greater Fremont Development Coalition (GFDC). Subsequent phases will provide rental housing affordable to families at the 80% AMI level, as well as affordable townhome ownership opportunities featuring downpayment assistance also supported by the GFDC. ? The entire neighborhood mixes individual projects supported by state and Federal Low Income Housing Tax Credits, National Housing Trust Funds, and community support through the Greater Fremont Development Council. It is the product of many partnerships, and we have many to thank, including the City of Fremont, the Nebraska Investment Finance Authority, the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, the Greater Fremont Development Council, Nebraska Housing Resource, Pinnacle Bank, West Gate Bank, and RVR Bank and the Northeast Nebraska Economic Development District. Nebraska Department of Economic Development Pinnacle Bank West Gate Bank RVR Bank Greater Fremont Development Council Greater Omaha Chamber City of Fremont, Nebraska Design provided by Shive-Hattery Lamp Rynearson Jill Grasso

Really excited cut the ribbon at Foxtail Meadows, with our first phase of 166 affordable homes that will be integrated in a broader 600 unit neighborhood, as a model of neighborhood design that puts affordability as a core community asset. Thanks to City of Lincoln – Lincoln, Nebraska, Nebraska Investment Finance Authority, Nebraska Department of Economic Development Horizon Bank Nebraska MIDWEST HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND INC Security First Bank COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES Pinnacle Bank West Gate Bank Cornhusker Bank Hope Community Church Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Design provided by DeOld Andersen Architecture, Clark & Enersen, Jill Grasso, Vireo https://lnkd.in/gkBK8KNr

Reposting to amplify! If you are interested in issues of affordable housing and equity, and want to be a part of an organization translating these concepts into action, this would be a great opportunity!

On behalf of Hoppe Development, we invite you to the ribbon cutting for the initial phase of Foxtail, a 600 unit mixed income, mixed-product neighborhood that provides first class community design and amenities, with affordability as a core community value. The neighborhood will ultimately provide approximately 1/3 of the units as opportunities for rent and ownership to families at 40% to 60% of area median income integrated alongside market rate units structured to be affordable to families at 80% AMI. The first phase will include 166 affordable rental units, made affordable with Nebraska Investment Finance Authority and Nebraska Department of Economic Development and 30 for-sale units, made affordable through partnerships with Nebraska Housing Resource and Habitat for Humanity. City of Lincoln – Lincoln, Nebraska, Nebraska Investment Finance Authority, Nebraska Department of Economic Development, MIDWEST HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FUND INC, Sugar Creek Capital, Pinnacle Bank, West Gate Bank, Security First Bank, Union Bank & Trust, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES, Lincoln Community Foundation, Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln, Lincoln Electric System

We're looking forward to moving into our new office space, and having room to collaborate and work together as a full team! Cadre A+D

We are actively working to deliver refugee-specific housing solutions in Nebraska communities to help support new American families. Join us at the Food Truck World Tour to celebrate the work of Refugee Empowerment Center / Immigrant Legal Center! Immigrant Legal Center + Refugee Empowerment Center