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Standard Communities secured $67.5 million to build Jefferson Plaza Apartments, a 240-unit affordable housing development in Woodbridge.

Several industry leaders share their insights for this year, taking a deep dive into affordable housing trends in 2024.

A national affordable housing developer announced Tuesday it has purchased a Mount Prospect senior living community. Standard Communities has acquired the 214-unit Huntington Towers at 551-571 W. Huntington Commons Road.

In the first installment of our outlook series, industry experts weigh in on senior housing trends in 2024.

The owner of garden apartments on the edge of the Fairlington neighborhood nabbed $46.6 million in federal loans to help keep the units affordable and fund upgrades. Over the last two years, Standard Communities, which owns Park Shirlington (4510 31st Street S.), has been amassing funding -- including from Arlington County -- to keep the

Walker & Dunlop, Inc. announced today that it secured a $46.6 million loan for Park Shirlington, an existing 294-unit multifamily property in Arlington, Virginia. Walker & Dunlop’s... | June 13, 2023

When Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) fell recently at a dinner event in Washington, DC, he unfortunately joined a large group of his senior citizen peers.

Every second, an older person in the United States falls and injures themselves, and every 20 minutes one of them dies from the fall. More than 30 percent of adults 65 and older fall every year and 25 percent of them have moderate to severe injuries.

Standard Communities, a major national affordable housing investor and developer, has acquired Tanglewood Village, a 176-unit apartment community in West Warwick, Rhode Island. Standard Communities led a public-private partnership to convert the market-rate property into long-term dedicated affordable housing. No existing residents will be displaced. This marks Standard’s fifth acquisition...

Standard Communities creates affordable housing in some of the priciest locations in America, ensuring that essential workers can live in dignified and affordable homes. Some of the states on Standard Communities’ roster include California, New York, Rhode Island, Hawaii, and the Carolinas — choosing these particular locations not because they are easy, but because they are hard.  The ‘Missing Middle’