Thank you to our partners, associates, and employees! Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. earned the #8 ranking in Affordable Housing Finance magazine’s Top 50 Affordable Housing Developers list for 2023. We are proud to note we’ve been in the top ten list of Developers for 13 of the last
With the backdrop of Jenkins Street Lofts, a 60-unit general occupancy community now under construction in Columbus, Mayor Andrew Ginther announced on Monday, May 10, 2021, the City’s new affordable housing initiatives including a $10 million investment to address affordable housing and a new staff
Woda Cooper Companies in the news — Senior Vice President Craig Patterson discusses affordable housing opportunities in northern Michigan and Woda Cooper’s plans to build Ruth Park in Traverse City. Story appeared May 5, 2021, in a TV story by reporter Brittney Buti for Up
Of the seven Sevier County affordable housing projects that recently received funding from the Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA), Woda Cooper Companies’ Douglas Greene is the first to open. Juli Watson Neil of The Mountain Press reported on move-in activities which began last month. ARTICLES REPRINTED
“We absolutely believe it’s the right thing to do to create affordable housing close to jobs,” — Columbus Development Director Steve Schoeny as quoted by reporter Mark Ferenchik in a Columbus Dispatch Feb. 20, 2019, feature highlighting our efforts to create new affordable housing in Columbus. Vice President of Development Joseph McCabe shares insights on
Earlier this year, Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. made history as the affordable housing industry’s first vertically integrated and privately-held firm to become employee-owned through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). All three of the firm’s operating units, representing development, construction, and management, are operating under
Portland School Apartments and Woda Cooper Companies, Inc. were the focus of a recent news story by NPR reporter Katie Cook of WKAR in East Lansing, MI. Listen to the 3.5 minute story that quotes Portland School Apartments resident Diane Schafer; local housing advocate Sandy
Now and then in Baltimore: Three years ago this week riots in Baltimore wreaked havoc in the city, including the complete destruction of the Mary Harvin Senior Center. The center was a highly anticipated development we had spearheaded to provide senior housing with supportive services
A modern twist has millennials and others flocking to the Boury Lofts. (Reprinted with permission from Blueprint magazine.) “The 86,000-square-foot, six-story brick structure was built in the 1890s and has been used as a grocery store, biscuit factory, wool exporter and warehouse.
Novogradac & Company’s Senior Editor Brad Stanhope interviewed Woda’s Senior Vice President Denis Blackburne recently for the Journal of Tax Credits. Read the resulting article with details about our two new affordable communities in North Carolina now under construction and due to be complete in
