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At Simpson Impact Capital, we work with real estate owners, operators and investors to develop impact frameworks that meet the unique needs and return expectations of each organization. In so doing, we have found that the strongest Impact Frameworks adhere to seven guiding principles.
As impact investing and Environmental, Social and Governance principles begin to take root in the multifamily industry, more and more business leaders are looking for guidance on how to build sustainable impact frameworks within their own companies. While each organization is unique in the value it creates, there are some key “first principles” that all
Credit building is an essential tool to address wealth inequality for low income renter households. The Multifamily Industry can play a leadership role in this area and help put millions of low income households on the path to economic stability.
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This annual report from the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies specifically addresses housing concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, in addition to outlining various enduring housing challenges. Read the full report here
As investors increasingly look add social impact to their portfolio mix, Freddie Mac Multifamily has increased their focus and leadership in the Impact Investing space - as detailed in this new report.
In recent years, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have been required to expand access to affordable housing finance for low- and moderate-income households through the Duty to Serve Program (DTS) that commenced in 2018. The purpose of this paper is to assess progress and to inform external stakeholders; the Enterprises; their regulator, the Federal Housing