A 102-unit affordable housing development in Puyallup has closed financing without Low-Income Housing Tax Credits therough the combination of recycled tax-exempt bonds, a Fannie Mae forward commitment structure, and the deployment of the Ballmer Group's Washington Family Housing Fund. Seattle, WA – June 15, 2026 – A new affordable housing development in Pierce County, Washington […]
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