Published with permission of Novogradac & Company, LLP. Novogradac awarded Woda’s Mary Harvin Center 2016 Development of Distinction for overcoming significant obstacle The Mary Harvin Center in Baltimore was named as the Novogradac Journal of Tax Credits Developments of Distinction Award winner for 2016 LIHTC
Westerville, OH, January 24, 2017 – Independent seniors on fixed incomes will soon have access to a new, modern and affordable rental apartment community – complete with on-site supportive services, health and wellness screenings and a meal program – in The Hilltop area of Columbus’
Westerville, OH, January 17, 2017 – When Kreider Commons opened last year it gave Lebanon, PA, seniors an exciting new affordable and green rental housing option. The Woda Group Inc.’s innovative, adaptive reuse for the historic manufacturing building recently earned LEED Platinum Certification from the
Westerville, OH, October 17, 2016 – The Woda Group, Inc. is pleased to announce it is hosting groundbreaking celebrations for two of its latest Michigan development projects on October 20, 2016. The first groundbreaking will be held from 2:00 -3:00 pm at its Cavalier Greene property
Westerville, OH, September 26, 2016 — The Woda Group, Inc. is pleased to announce it has begun construction on its Cavalier Greene development located in Corunna, Michigan. The project involves the adaptive reuse of the historic Shiawassee Street School located in the heart of downtown
Westerville, OH, July 5, 2016 — “The Woda Group is pleased to announce that Fairwood Commons in Columbus, Ohio, was awarded Tax Credits. We are fortunate to be able to work in our own backyard on a project such as Fairwood Commons,” said Jeffrey Woda,
Westerville, OH, June 15, 2016 — The Woda Group, Inc. is pleased to announce the successful lease up of Butler Crossing. Butler Crossing is a forty unit, new construction townhouse community located in Kingstree, South Carolina which was leased by Woda Management & Real Estate,
At approximately 11:00 pm on Tuesday, April 27, 2015, The Mary Harvin Senior Center was destroyed by a massive fire. The structure was approximately 45% complete, having reached the point of putting the building under roof. Tragically, the framing, elevator shafts, and even the foundation
