Government · Affordable Housing Trust
AHTF awards $1.9M to create 28 affordable housing units
The Affordable Housing Trust Fund voted unanimously to award $1.9 million for 28 affordable housing units.
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Government · Affordable Housing Trust
Trust board defers vote on $1.9M affordable housing loan
The Lowell Affordable Housing Trust Fund board defers vote on $1.9M loan. Chairperson Eric Nelson said the board would submit written questions to the development team before voting on the proposal, presented by James Heller, to create 28 affordable housing units across three Centralville
Government · Affordable Housing Trust
Housing Trust Board approves prior minutes, advances ARPA lending framework
Lowell Affordable Housing Trust Fund approves prior meeting minutes, discusses ARPA lending guidelines. The board voted 3-0 to approve minutes from the March 18, 2026 meeting, with Chairperson Eric Netson, Administrator George E. Coutouras, City Manager Thomas Gotden, and Ex Officio LHA Director
Government · Affordable Housing Trust
Affordable Housing Trust Fund approves $500,000 loan to Bridge Club.
Affordable Housing Trust Fund board reviews $500,000 loan to Bridge Club. The board, chaired by Eric Nelson, heard from City of Lowell Auditor Kelly Oakes regarding the $500,000 loan to Robert Cox's Bridge Club of Greater Lowell for a 267 Pawtucket Street project creating 29 permanent affordable
Government · Affordable Housing Trust
Lowell Affordable Housing Trust approves $500,000 loan to Bridge Club
Lowell Affordable Housing Trust approves $500,000 loan for veterans housing. The board unanimously backed a loan to the Bridge Club of Greater Lowell for acquisition and rehabilitation of 267 Pawtucket Street, creating 29 permanent affordable housing units with supportive services, at 2 percent
Government · Affordable Housing Trust
Trust Fund Board approves application template, pending $500K veteran housing loan.
Lowell Affordable Housing Trust Fund board approves modified application template requiring 20-year minimum affordability term. The board unanimously backed the change during its January 21 meeting. Separately, the board reviewed a $500,000 loan application from the Bridge Club of Greater Lowell's
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