NHPF Quarterly Newsletters 2020–2026

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Latest News The NHP Foundation Celebrates a Fruitful Second Quarter

This quarter, the team achieved several major milestones, including: • Laurens & Carey Houses closing in Baltimore, MD 59 units featuring a mix of studios, one-, and two-bedroom apartments. • Hadley Germantown closing in Germantown, MD 218 units of affordable and workforce housing in a dynamic, high-opportunity corridor • 101 W. Main in Frisco, CO planned construction start on 45 units of new construction • Seabrook Square Ribbon-cutting in Austin, TX will open 204 units of affordable housing ranging from studios to 4-bedrooms • Trinity East Village Senior Groundbreaking in Houston, TX will mark the start of new construction on 90 units of senior housing We also produced a well-attended resident celebration event at Ridgecrest Village II in DC featuring opportunities for residents to take part in our hands-on community art project facilitated by EMPACT Art. NHPF staff members in the news: • NHPF’s CIO Joe Weatherly was interviewed for the Affordable Housing & Real Estate Investing podcast and featured in Multi-Housing News • OP’s Director of Resource Development, Rebecca Ely discussed philanthropy on the Mission Success podcast • Construction VP Andrey Zudin , penned a piece on reducing project risk in Multi-Housing News • Senior VP Mansur Abdul-Malik advocated for developer involvement in moving key housing legislation in this LinkedIn Newsletter feature

THE NHPF QUARTERLY JUNE 2026

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