08 November 2017

Eric Paine CEO Community Development Partners Named Under-40 Industry Rising Stars 2017

Eric Paine: Founder and CEO of Newport Beach, Calif.–based Community Development Partners, whose collaborative hard work brought an opening celebration for El Rancho Phase 2 - El Rancho Del Sol - here in The New Urban Downtown today, is gaining industry recognition for the company's innovative approach and record of success building equitable, attainable, affordable and attainable multi-family housing that inspires creative living.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE
AHF Showcases Industry’s Rising Stars
Six individuals 40 and younger named 2017 Young Leaders.
Affordable Housing Finance is recognizing six individuals 40 and younger who are playing vital roles in the creation and preservation of affordable housing across the nation.Original source > Under 40 Industry Rising Stars
El Rancho Del Sol on East Main Street, Mesa AZ
This year’s Young Leaders include developers, a low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) syndicator, an attorney, and a consultant working with American Indian tribes to create or preserve affordable housing.
Since 2008, AHF has been honoring young men and women who are helping to build organizations and finding innovative ways to deliver affordable housing. The Young Leader award was created as a way to celebrate and support the development of a new generation of leaders.
Latest addition to CDP's portfolio is the tandem project El Rancho Del Sol, rising from the ground ahead of the expansion of Valley Metro Light Rail here in Mesa, AZ
About Eric Paine and Community Development Partners
Building For The Future
Community Development Partners http://communitydevpartners.com/ is a forward-thinking organization based in California and focused on meeting the housing needs of local citizens through the thoughtful planning and development of life-enhancing affordable communities.
Eric Paine brings more than an innovative approach to building attainable affordable housing, regenerating neighborhood and  serving residents to inspire creative living. This start-up development company, which just completed its fifth year of operations in December, has brought more than a dozen affordable housing projects with almost 700 units serving families, seniors, chronically homeless, and veterans to communities in four states: Arizona, California, Nevada, and Oregon. 
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Communities
CDPCDP has experienced tremendous success since launching in 2012 including the tax credit allocation on eleven LIHTC projects including new construction, renovation, 4% LIHTC with TEB, and 9% LIHTC projects in 4 states totaling over $175 million in development costs. CDP has experience navigating complex capital structures including a multitude of public funding sources.  Currently, CDP is focused on projects for 2017 4% and 9% submittal rounds.  CDP is also continuing to pursue new acquisitions in Western states.
Holman 42
Portland, Oregon
59 Apartment Units
$15,211,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
Kaiser Preservation
Albany & Corvallis, Oregon
120 Apartment Units
$15,962,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
Meadows & Holly
Vacaville, California
82 Apartment Units
$22,216,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
Fairhaven Gardens
Salem, Oregon
87 Apartment Units
$17,811,041
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
BGCG
Las Vegas, Nevada
201 Apartment Units
$28,193,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
Rocky Hill Vets
Vacaville, California
39 Apartment Units
$21,126,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
Alhambra
Mesa, Arizona
60 Beds Student Housing
$3,287,381
Historic Adaptive Reuse
Guest House
Santa Ana, California
72 Apartment Units
$18,173,086
Tax Exempt Bond Development
Newport Veterans
Newport Beach, California
12 Apartment Units
$6,125,000
Low Income Housing
Tax Credit Development
El Rancho II
Mesa, Arizona
47 Apartment Units
$14,921,000
Low Income Housing
Tax Credit Development
Butterfield Retirement
Morgan Hill, California
114 Apartment Units
$27,643,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
Cascadian Terrace
Portland, Oregon
103 Apartment Units
$7,525,000
Preservation
Acquisition
El Rancho del Arte
Mesa, Arizona
66 Apartment Units 
$14,151,000
Low Income Housing Tax Credit Development
Cypress Senior Living
Glendale, California
18 Apartment Units
$4,268,000
Low Income Housing
Tax Credit Development
The Lodge
Morgan Hill, California
138 Apartment Units
$24,736,000
Tax Exempt Bond
Development
The Marquee
Phoenix, Arizona
34 Apartment Units
$4,567,000
Low Income Housing
Tax Credit Development

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